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07-25-2002, 04:47 PM
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Hey RJ... what's the difference.
S201PK Pioneer 1X DVD-R, 1350 kB/s, 4MB, SCSI, Ext.
A04SPK Pioneer 2X1X DVD-R/RW Writer, 1.38 MB/s, 2MB, 512K, 200ms, IDE, Int. I'm not looking to buy, the reason I ask is the second one listed is $485 my cost from my distributor, the top one is $6515.00!!!!
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07-25-2002, 05:09 PM
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Hi,
the second one - the A04 - is Pioneer's newest DVD-R/-RW recorder, supporting DVD-R for General and DVD-RW. The first one - the S201 - burns DVD-R for Authoring. That's the difference. DVD-R(A) means $$$ and is for professional usage. DVD-R(A) contains some sectors that aren't available on the DVD-R(G) and which are used to write the Disc Description Protocol (DDP). DDP is needed if the DVD is meant to be a master dvd for mass production (to stamp other dvds). Also DVD-R(A) allows the use of CCE as far as I know. Main reason for this was to avoid that Video DVDs can be copied 1:1 by the average user. RJ
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07-25-2002, 05:12 PM
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Thanks... been looking all over the place and didn't find much info. Knew there had to be something up for almost 14x the price.
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