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LightScribe Drives Comparison

Apr 22,2005 1

9. Philips DVDR16LS - Page 1

 

Review Pages

1. Introduction
2. The media
3. The burners
4. Benefits and Limitations
5. BenQ DW1625 - Page 1
6. BenQ DW1625 - Page 2
7. HP dvd640i - Page 1
8. HP dvd640i - Page 2
9. Philips DVDR16LS - Page 1
10. Philips DVDR16LS - Page 2
11. Writing Quality
12. Conclusion

 

We received the first bits of information about LightScribe drives from Philips and it turns out, Philips was the first company to release LightScribe burners. As expected, Philips used their former models and simply added LightScribe technology support.

- Features

The DVR16LS can burn DVD+R media up to 16x, DVD+R DL at 2.4x, DVD-R at 8x, and can Re-Write DVD discs at 4x. Advance writing control system is always present to optimize writing performance and improve burning quality.

- Specifications

Storage Media

Access time (typical) : 120ms on CD, 140 ms on DVD
Disc capacity : 8.5 GB DVD+R DL,4.7 GB DVD+R/R
Mass storage class compliant : yes
Recording format : UDF and ISO 9660
Recording media : 8cm CDs (only in hor. pos.), CD-R, CD-RW, DVD+R, DVD+R double layer, DVD+RW, DVD-R, DVD-RW
Supported formats : 8cm discs, CD-Audio, CD-Bridge, Stereo out (2 cinch), CD-I, CD-Recordable, CD-Rewritable, CD-ROM, CD-Text, DVD+R, DVD+RW, DVD-ROM, DVD/R, DVD/RW, Photo CD
Write modes : Disc at once (DAO), Fixed packet, Multi session (MS), Over-burn writing, Packet writing, Raw mode burning, Session at once (SAO), Track at once (TAO), Variable packet
Reading speeds : 16x on DVD-ROM, 10x on DVD+R DL, 10x on DVD+R, 10x on DVD+RW, 10x on DVD-R, 10x on DVD-RW, 40x on CD-R, 32x on CD-RW
Recording speeds : 16x on DVD+R, 2.4x on DVD+R DL, 8x on DVD-R, 40x CD-R
Rewriting speeds : 4x on DVD+RW, 4x on DVD-RW, 24x CD-RW

Connectivity

Other connections : 12 V DC in, Analogue audio left / right out 2x, Master / slave select jumper, IDE interface connector

Convenience

Ease of installation : Plug & Play

Accessories Included accessories : 4 mounting screws, CD-ROM with software & manual, Quick install guide, User manual, DVD+R 16x blank disc
Software

Ahead Nero Suite 6 : Nero Burning Rom 6, InCD 4, Nero Vision express 2, Nero media Player 1, EasyWrite Reader 4, Nero Burning Rights 1

System Requirements

Hard disc space : 500MB
PC OS : Windows 98 SE, 2000, ME, XP
Processor : Pentium III 500MHz or faster
RAM memory : 128 MB

Dimensions Product dimension (WxDxH) inch : 20x15x4 cm
Product weight : 0.95 kg
Power Adaptor type : DC 5V/12V
Power consumption : 25 W
Technical specifications

Humidity : 5 - 90 %RH (no condensation)
Operating temperature range : 5 - 50 °C
Safety standards : EN60950, EN60825,UL1950
EMC standards : EN55022, EMS55024,FCC Part 15
Access time : CD: <120msec (typical), DVD: <140msec (typical)

The drive does not support Mount Rainier, cannot read/write DVD-R DL media, and supports bitsetting. Below are the drive's main specs as given by NeroInfoTool and DVDInfoPro:

- Retail Package

The retail package for the DVDR16LS includes more LightScribe media than any other burner on the market. It has three LightScribe CD-R discs, Nero Suite 6.6 (LightScribe Edition), a "How-to" manual, and of course, the burner with all the required screws and cables.

The drive is made in China, and assembled in Belgium. Philips uses the same front panel layout as with all former DVD burners.

For reference reasons, we post the following pictures, but remember that opening the drive's case will void the warranty. You can click on the mainboard picture for a higher resolution image:

click to enlarge!

Again, the same chipset as the two other LightScribe burners is used, Philip's Nexperia PNX7860E chipset.

- Installation

The drive arrived with firmware revision P1.3 and easily updated the firmware to firmware revision P1.5.

The drive was installed with no problems under WindowsXP and was recognized as "PHILIPS DVDR16LS ".

 

Review Pages

1. Introduction
2. The media
3. The burners
4. Benefits and Limitations
5. BenQ DW1625 - Page 1
6. BenQ DW1625 - Page 2
7. HP dvd640i - Page 1
8. HP dvd640i - Page 2
9. Philips DVDR16LS - Page 1
10. Philips DVDR16LS - Page 2
11. Writing Quality
12. Conclusion

 

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    Manav Kaushal (not verified) Apr 22, 2005

    i have large blank disc LightScribe based, wants to buy new high quality burner which hold/print long time disc lightscribe print. pls suggest me , i have huge blank DVD n CD in LightScribe

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