Pioneer DVR-A03 ripping speed?

valnar · 18th February 2002, 15:53

I want to buy the standard Pioneer DVD-R burner available now and am hoping it can pull double duty for reading/ripping DVD's as well as writing them.

Is it a decent ripper? Or will I need to keep my DVD-ROM drive as well for ripping duties?

(The answer will depend on whether I need a new case with more 5.25" bays!!)

-Robert

kheops · 18th February 2002, 20:50

it's definitely a bad idea to use your A03 to rip, its life is reduced and we all agree that prices of a dvd burner and dvd rom drive aren't the same

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valnar Registered User Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: Cleveland Posts: 519	Pioneer DVR-A03 ripping speed? I want to buy the standard Pioneer DVD-R burner available now and am hoping it can pull double duty for reading/ripping DVD's as well as writing them. Is it a decent ripper? Or will I need to keep my DVD-ROM drive as well for ripping duties? (The answer will depend on whether I need a new case with more 5.25" bays!!) -Robert

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kheops Registered User Join Date: Oct 2001 Posts: 202	it's definitely a bad idea to use your A03 to rip, its life is reduced and we all agree that prices of a dvd burner and dvd rom drive aren't the same