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is lg ggwh20l and kprobe compatible ? |
| deejay.2001 posted 2009 Aug 29 10:40 |
| hi
i am about to buy lg ggw h20l but not sure if this drive will work with KPROBE soft to check quality of media errors PI/PO... anyone knows or can try it home if you have it? thanks |
| johns0 posted 2009 Aug 29 16:30 |
| Nope,only liteon drives and other drives which are built by liteon but rebadged by others. |
| redwudz posted 2009 Aug 29 20:22 |
| You may be aware of this, but a alternative is Nero DiscSpeed. Maybe not in the league of KProbe, but usable. :) |
| deejay.2001 posted 2009 Aug 30 10:30 |
| so if i buy liteon bluray burner, it should be able to work with kprobe to check quality even of bluray discs? |
| johns0 posted 2009 Aug 30 14:49 |
| Yes with kprobe 2.52 but doesn't work with the DH-4B1S or DH-4O1S |
| deejay.2001 posted 2009 Sep 03 10:35 |
| so what bluray burners do work with kprobe 2.52 to check quality of BD-R (DL) right now?
any list is available so i know what to choose? |
| jman98 posted 2009 Sep 03 12:34 |
| @deejay.2001 - A lot of people whose opinion I respect around here have pretty negative opinions about the whole process of doing quality scans. I'd like to politely suggest that maybe it's just really not all that important, but if you're already worried about using it with BluRay discs, I don't think you're willing to consider that viewpoint. |
| budz posted 2009 Sep 04 01:02 |
| Kprobe is old school....as redwudz pointed out use CD/DVD speed which is now called OPTI DRIVE CONTROL.
http://www.cdspeed2000.com/ Samsung, Plextor and Benq drives are used for quality scans. Quality scans can be helpful when you run into a disc that can't playback correctly. Check out CDFreaks.com in the OPTICAL DRIVE FORUM such as LITEON, PLEXTOR, SAMSUNG, BENQ, PIONEER...etal. |
| johns0 posted 2009 Sep 04 01:41 |
| Kprobe is a waste of time,i just use imgburn verify,with kprobe2 i found that discs with 200+pi would play better than discs with +10 pi and these where the same brand disc burned on the same burner at different speeds. |
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