List of cdrom/dvd models supporting subchannel reading. - Page 8

**Razor Blade** · August 14th, 2005

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**Betamax** · August 14th, 2005

Banned. We now return you to our normal broadcast schedule

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TheMaister · October 7th, 2005

My DVD-Drive that came with Dell Dimension 4600 works wonders with subchannels.

dbhankins · October 7th, 2005

The information about your Dell Dimension 4600's DVD drive would be far more useful if you:

Open Windows Explorer.
Right-click your CD-ROM drive.
Click Properties.
Click the Hardware tab.
Find your CD-ROM drive in the list.
Post the name of it here (editing your previous post will do fine).

What you did post is nearly useless as the same model computer can ship with different model drives - even drives from different manufacturers.

Dan

Lobo · December 13th, 2005

My TDK DVD RW 0404N (so says the model in the device man...I've had it for a couple years - I forget what hte box said) plays FFIX just fine.

Is there some other way to test it?

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**hushypushy** · December 13th, 2005

you can use alcohol 120%, cloneCD, or a similar program to make an ISO with subchannel data. i thought that nero's infotool had it too but i cant find the option right now, guess i just imagined it.

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Hellz · January 5th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by dbhankins

The information about your Dell Dimension 4600's DVD drive would be far more useful if you:

Open Windows Explorer.
Right-click your CD-ROM drive.
Click Properties.
Click the Hardware tab.
Find your CD-ROM drive in the list.
Post the name of it here (editing your previous post will do fine).

What you did post is nearly useless as the same model computer can ship with different model drives - even drives from different manufacturers.

Dan

both my dvd and cd drive from my dimension 4600 work

and im too lazy to copy the names so

**hushypushy** · January 6th, 2006

too lazy to copy the names, but not too lazy to take a screenshot, crop it, convert it to jpeg, and host the file. gotcha.

PS. dude, you have a Dell. eww

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Hellz · January 6th, 2006

Quote:

Originally Posted by hushypushy

too lazy to copy the names, but not too lazy to take a screenshot, crop it, convert it to jpeg, and host the file. gotcha.

PS. dude, you have a Dell. eww

I know and i owe about 700 bucks for a accident that happened

Hopefully i can buy the rest of what i need to build my next one.
What i already have are being used temparily on this comp

HybridTension · February 15th, 2006

In the "Device Manager" for WinXP, these were the names:
JLMS XJ-HD166S (DVD-ROM)
MAT$HITA DVD-RAM SW-9585 (DVD-RAM/+RW/+R/-RW/-R/+R DL)

(Had to use the Dollar sign, the forum censors a completely innocent drive-maker)

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**Xtreme2damax** · June 4th, 2006

I was meaning to post in this sticky thread a while back, but forgot to. Does anyone know if my DVD-RW Supports Reading/Writing Subchannels? It's a very new drive, only about 7-8 months old.

My drive is a:

Sony Dual Layer DVD-RW DRU-810A , DVD Rewritable drive.

Any info to as whether this supports subchannel Reading/Writing, is greatly apreciated, Thank You

Btw, I realize this thread has not been posted to in about 4-5 months, so I apologize for reviving it, yet once again.

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darth sephiroth · June 4th, 2006

lg dvd 8160 reads subchannel, and not exactly slowly

with the ePSXe Internal plugin.

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**hushypushy** · June 5th, 2006

alright this thread is way old---over four years old. most drives support subchannel reading, and even if not, there are plenty of patches out there. i've watched people post in this thread and let it slide, but now i'm fed up, it's really really old. just realize that your drive probably does support subchannels, and if you're not sure, go try it out

darth sephiroth · June 5th, 2006

Hehe or you could always perform a quick search of it's name in this thread :P

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Xtreme2damax T-5000 Modenator Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Here, there, everywhere, even in your couch cushions.. Posts: 3,105	Does my Drive Support Subchannels? I was meaning to post in this sticky thread a while back, but forgot to. Does anyone know if my DVD-RW Supports Reading/Writing Subchannels? It's a very new drive, only about 7-8 months old. My drive is a: Sony Dual Layer DVD-RW DRU-810A , DVD Rewritable drive. Any info to as whether this supports subchannel Reading/Writing, is greatly apreciated, Thank You Btw, I realize this thread has not been posted to in about 4-5 months, so I apologize for reviving it, yet once again. __________________ \| Xtemulation Forums \| Dolphin SVN Builds \| \| XTemulation Wiki \| PCSX2 SVN Builds \| If you like Xtemulation, please Digg Us! \| Download the free Xtemulation Toolbar!

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August 14th, 2005	#141 (permalink)
Razor Blade Locked and Loaded Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: I AM CANADIAN! Posts: 12,032	The only person spamming here is you. Each of your posts are Stop it now. This is a warning. __________________ -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Core 2 Duo T7300 2.0 GHz ● NVIDIA GeForce 8400GS ● 2GB DDR2 RAM Hitachi 120GB HD ● Dual Layer DVD+/-RW Drive ● Windows Vista Home Premium ● Dell 2007WFP LCD ● Dell XPS M1330 Laptop ● 1TB Western Digital MyBook External HD ● Logitech Z10 Speakers ● PLAYSTATION 3 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Last edited by Razor Blade; August 14th, 2005 at 23:28.

August 14th, 2005	#142 (permalink)
Betamax Resident Movie Critic Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Belfast, Northern Ireland Posts: 9,508	Banned. We now return you to our normal broadcast schedule __________________ Superior marketing of an inferior product will always win over inferior marketing of a superior product.

October 7th, 2005	#143 (permalink)
TheMaister Go-player 15 kyu ^^ Join Date: May 2004 Location: Norway Posts: 185	My DVD-Drive that came with Dell Dimension 4600 works wonders with subchannels.

October 7th, 2005	#144 (permalink)
dbhankins Registered User Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Phoenix, Arizona, USA Posts: 654	The information about your Dell Dimension 4600's DVD drive would be far more useful if you: Open Windows Explorer. Right-click your CD-ROM drive. Click Properties. Click the Hardware tab. Find your CD-ROM drive in the list. Post the name of it here (editing your previous post will do fine). What you did post is nearly useless as the same model computer can ship with different model drives - even drives from different manufacturers. Dan

December 13th, 2005	#145 (permalink)
Lobo Registered User Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 408	My TDK DVD RW 0404N (so says the model in the device man...I've had it for a couple years - I forget what hte box said) plays FFIX just fine. Is there some other way to test it? __________________ ~You should never underestimate the predictability of stupidity.~ Bullettooth Tony (Snatch)

December 13th, 2005	#146 (permalink)
hushypushy the only one you've ever SEEN Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 21,978	you can use alcohol 120%, cloneCD, or a similar program to make an ISO with subchannel data. i thought that nero's infotool had it too but i cant find the option right now, guess i just imagined it. __________________ Dedicated to mediocrity and repetition since 1994.

January 6th, 2006	#148 (permalink)
hushypushy the only one you've ever SEEN Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 21,978	too lazy to copy the names, but not too lazy to take a screenshot, crop it, convert it to jpeg, and host the file. gotcha. PS. dude, you have a Dell. eww __________________ Dedicated to mediocrity and repetition since 1994.

February 15th, 2006	#150 (permalink)
HybridTension Registered User Join Date: Feb 2006 Location: New York, USA Posts: 41	In the "Device Manager" for WinXP, these were the names: JLMS XJ-HD166S (DVD-ROM) MAT$HITA DVD-RAM SW-9585 (DVD-RAM/+RW/+R/-RW/-R/+R DL) (Had to use the Dollar sign, the forum censors a completely innocent drive-maker) __________________ \|\| Athlon XP 3000+ @ 2.32Ghz(442FSB) \|\| Rosewill GeForce 5900XT (128MB) @ 420/715 \|\| 512MB Rosewill DDR400 Dual-channel kit \|\| Albatron KX18D-ProI nForce2 Ultra 400 MCP \|\| SmartJoy Dual Plus PSX Controllers->USB \|\| Aquamark 3: 38,299

June 5th, 2006	#153 (permalink)
hushypushy the only one you've ever SEEN Join Date: May 2003 Location: San Francisco Posts: 21,978	alright this thread is way old---over four years old. most drives support subchannel reading, and even if not, there are plenty of patches out there. i've watched people post in this thread and let it slide, but now i'm fed up, it's really really old. just realize that your drive probably does support subchannels, and if you're not sure, go try it out

June 5th, 2006	#154 (permalink)
darth sephiroth .!. (^.^) .!. Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: You're looking at it right now. Posts: 2,017	Hehe or you could always perform a quick search of it's name in this thread :P __________________ "Going too far is going almost all the way around the world, then turn around to go back" - me "He's not going too far, he's going around the world" - me "They're looking for a factbook in the fiction section of the library." - me "I find spam useless and fatally contradictive to its own existence." - me