Pioneer DVR-111
11. DVD Writing Quality - Page 2
Review Pages
2. Reading Tests
3. CD Error Correction
4. DVD Error Correction
5. Protected Discs
6. CD Recording Tests
7. CD Writing Quality - Plextools
8. CD Writing Quality - Clover System
9. DVD Writing Tests
10. DVD Writing Quality - Page 1
11. DVD Writing Quality - Page 2
12. DVD Writing Quality - Page 3
13. DVD Writing Quality - Page 4
14. DVD Writing Quality - Page 5
15. DVD Writing Quality - Page 6
16. DVD Writing Quality - Page 7
17. DVD Writing Quality - Almedio
18. DVDR DL - Page 1
19. DVDR DL - Page 2
20. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 1
21. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 2
22. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 3
23. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 4
24. Booktype Setting
25. Conclusion
In order to test the writing quality and readability of the burned media, we used two readers equipped with two software applications:
- The LiteON SOHD-167T with patched firmware being able to read DVD5 up to 16X CAV and DVD9 up to 10X CAV. For the transfer rate tests we used the latest Nero CDSpeed version.
- The Plextor PX-716A with the latest available firmware. For scanning the disc, we used the latest PlexTools version at 2X CLV reading speed, BURST mode, with middle accuracy.
In general, a "perfect" disc should have a smooth reading curve, very low PIE/POE and zero (0) POF error rates. Most times however, even though a disc has very low PIE/POE error rates, the reading curve may not be smooth containing drops. Due to the fact that we oversped the reading capabilities of the LiteON SOHD-167T, such drops are expected, especially near the outer area of the disc.
The measurements below should not be taken as the absolute criterion of the burning quality, but as an indication level.
12X DVD+R Writing Speed
- ProdiscR04 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- ProdiscR05 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- Optodisc 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- Ricoh 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- Datawrite Titanium 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- Datawrite Classic 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- RiDisc 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- Traxdata 16X DVD+R @ 12X
- Taiyo Yuden 8X DVD+R @ 12X
- Summary
All these 16X certified media were burned at 12X and fortunately enough, the burning quality was good, with smooth speed graphs and low levels with almost all tested media. The exception is Traxdata, which produced fluctuations in speed at the end with CDSpeed and high POE levels.
Review Pages
2. Reading Tests
3. CD Error Correction
4. DVD Error Correction
5. Protected Discs
6. CD Recording Tests
7. CD Writing Quality - Plextools
8. CD Writing Quality - Clover System
9. DVD Writing Tests
10. DVD Writing Quality - Page 1
11. DVD Writing Quality - Page 2
12. DVD Writing Quality - Page 3
13. DVD Writing Quality - Page 4
14. DVD Writing Quality - Page 5
15. DVD Writing Quality - Page 6
16. DVD Writing Quality - Page 7
17. DVD Writing Quality - Almedio
18. DVDR DL - Page 1
19. DVDR DL - Page 2
20. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 1
21. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 2
22. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 3
23. DVR-111 vs SA300 - Page 4
24. Booktype Setting
25. Conclusion