Although I don't watch DVD movies on the computer, my thought process was for DVD audio recording ability.
Thanks
JB
"David B." <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:(E-Mail Removed)...
If you plan on watching DVD movies on your PC, get a DVD, if not, save your money.
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"JB Johnson" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message news:%(E-Mail Removed)...
I'm pretty sure I may need to replace my CD-ROM drive,..Sony CDU4811. I not long ago replaced my CD-R/RW drive with a Sony
CRX220A1. Now, my CD-ROM is making a hiss and or pop sound when playing new audio CDs, which makes it appear to skip. It was
installed in Feb, 2000. As a little Christmas gift to myself, I want to replace it. Do I go with a standard CD-ROM drive, or with
a DVD drive that also serves as a CD-ROM drive? If the combo is recommended, what brand is recommended? If this is confusing, I
apologize<s>.
Windows XP, fully updated, AMD Athlon 700 MHZ, 384 MB RAM. Creative Sound Blaster Live 5.1, Driver version
5.12.2.252
Oh, I used a compressed can of air, and a cd-rom disk cleaner. Also I checked the connections from the sound card to the cd-rom.
Thanks for any input
JB
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