12x DVD-R DL Tests Added to TSST SH-S203D Review

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12x DVD-R DL Tests Added to TSST SH-S203D Review

Our recent review for the TSST SH-S203D DVD burner has been updated adding writing tests with the new 12x DVD-R DL media by Mitsubishi Kagaku Media.

The drive with firmware vSB00 installed, burned the new DVD-R DL disc (MID MKM 04RD30) using the CAV writing strategy. For more information read this page.

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