Playback Tests
Playback Tests:
The recorded Traxdata 16x DVD+R media was tested to see if it would be recognised in various PC DVD Writers and DVD ROMS, as well as a selection of home standalone DVD players and the Sony GX3 home DVD Recorder as well as a couple of popular games consoles capable of reading DVD media.
The BENQ 1620 allows for the changing of media Book types and by changing the Book type of the DVD+R media to that of DVD-ROM, better playback should be observed with standalone players that would not normally play DVD+R media without issues such as skipping bad recognition or pixelation.
Every PC device we tried the Traxdata 16 DVD+R media media in recognised the media without problem. Also both our tested games consoles had no isue with the media either although we note that X-Box version 1.4 will not play this media unless the booktype was changed.
| Standalone DVD Players | Media readable | | Cyberhome 512 | Yes, booktyped changed only | | Bush 2520 | Yes | | Technics SL-DV250 | Yes | | Yukai DVD Player | Yes | | Sony RDR GX3 | Yes | | Toshiba SD 125E | Yes | | PC DVD Readers | Media readable | | Pioneer DVD ROM 115 (firmware: 1.33) | Yes | | LiteOn LTD-83D (firmware: GHR8) | Yes | | PC DVD Writers | Media readable | | Pioneer DVR 107 (firmware: 1.18) | Yes | | Samsung 352N (firmware: TAO 001) | Yes | | NEC ND 2510A (firmware: 2.16) | Yes | | DVD Consoles | Media readable | | Sony Playstation 2 (SCPH 50003) | Yes | | XBox v1.4 | Yes, booktyped changed only |
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The Traxdata 16+R media that we recieved from Conrexx for this review is recommended for use in all our tested playback devices.
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