Below is the drive I have and where it says it's a DVD-rw does that mean I can "burn" with only DVD-r/rw? Can't use DVD+? I did a search and couldn't really find that much about this drive, all I know is it's a Gatway. It will play anything I've put to It so far. I have a standalone recorder which records with dvd+r I really don't like the idea of having to buy two different blank media.
HL-DT-ST DVD-RW GSA-H11N [CD-ROM drive]
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#2
Posted 04 May 2007 - 01:21 PM
Talk about a tough drive, to run down specs on. 
I knew it was manufactured by LG, because that was a LG model #.
Couldn't find anything on their site.
I finally found, this information.
According to the specs, you can read/write to:
CD:
R and RW
DVD:
+R and +RW
-R and -RW
Dual Layer +R
Dual Layer -R
http://www.geeks.com/details.asp?invtid=GSA-H11N
I knew it was manufactured by LG, because that was a LG model #.
Couldn't find anything on their site.
I finally found, this information.
According to the specs, you can read/write to:
CD:
R and RW
DVD:
+R and +RW
-R and -RW
Dual Layer +R
Dual Layer -R
Quote
Features/Specifications:
* LG GSA-H11N 16x DL DVD±RW IDE Drive
General Features:
* 10x DL DVD+R Write Speed
* 6x DL DVD-R Write Speed
* 16x Single-Layer DVD+R Write
* 16x Single-Layer DVD-R Write
* 8x DVD+RW Write
* 6x DVD-RW Write
* 12x DVD-RAM Write
* 16x DVD-ROM Read
* 32x CD-RW Write Speed
* 48x CD-R Write Speed
* 48x CD-ROM Read Speed
* 2 MB buffer
* E-IDE/ATAPI interface
* LG GSA-H11N 16x DL DVD±RW IDE Drive
General Features:
* 10x DL DVD+R Write Speed
* 6x DL DVD-R Write Speed
* 16x Single-Layer DVD+R Write
* 16x Single-Layer DVD-R Write
* 8x DVD+RW Write
* 6x DVD-RW Write
* 12x DVD-RAM Write
* 16x DVD-ROM Read
* 32x CD-RW Write Speed
* 48x CD-R Write Speed
* 48x CD-ROM Read Speed
* 2 MB buffer
* E-IDE/ATAPI interface
This post has been edited by tg1911: 04 May 2007 - 01:26 PM
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#3
Posted 04 May 2007 - 03:11 PM
Thanks Tg1911: I've been searching several sites and come up with nothing!! When I see your reply I was dumbfounded of how much you found pertaining to that drive. "Really expensive drive huh"? but it works great for what I know about those things. I have yet to try burning dvd-movie,I've only burned cd-r to copy some very old cassettes which worked out, although I had to throw some cassettes out due to age. I thought maybe it was a little to simple of a question to ask but I'm glad I did. Now I know!!
After thought: I have an address for a very clear Picture and text tutorial for recording cassette tapes using Audacity, if anybody would like to see it, http://www.nsftools.com/misc/TapeToCD.htm I know this site has tutorials but I didn't find one on this.
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After thought: I have an address for a very clear Picture and text tutorial for recording cassette tapes using Audacity, if anybody would like to see it, http://www.nsftools.com/misc/TapeToCD.htm I know this site has tutorials but I didn't find one on this.
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#4
Posted 04 May 2007 - 10:48 PM
You're welcome, dribdrab.
Yeah, it took some hunting around, to find any information on this drive.
As I said, I recognized the model #, as being an LG product.
The reason for that, is that I recently bought a GSA-H10N.
I couldn't even find any information about your drive, on the LG Electronics site.
Haven't had any problems with mine, so far, and I've burned several CDs, and DVDs.
The drive, doesn't seem to care what brand media you use, either.
So far, I've used Maxell, Memorex, TDK, Imation, and Verbatim, and haven't made a coaster, yet.
Thanks for the Audacity link.
Nice tutorial.
Yeah, it took some hunting around, to find any information on this drive.
As I said, I recognized the model #, as being an LG product.
The reason for that, is that I recently bought a GSA-H10N.
I couldn't even find any information about your drive, on the LG Electronics site.
Haven't had any problems with mine, so far, and I've burned several CDs, and DVDs.
The drive, doesn't seem to care what brand media you use, either.
So far, I've used Maxell, Memorex, TDK, Imation, and Verbatim, and haven't made a coaster, yet.
Thanks for the Audacity link.
Nice tutorial.
This post has been edited by tg1911: 04 May 2007 - 10:48 PM
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