sony vs lg dvd drive read help


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    sony vs lg dvd drive read help


    i used sony optiarc for a few years now and it's reading capableity's is not good i found a lg gh22ns70 and i am looking to buy it i was wondering do LG have good reading capablity for scratch discs
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    Hello there, Wicca.

    I'm an owner of a LG GH22NS50 and i've had it for almost 1 year. It has been great so far.

    But since i haven't used a Sony Optiarc before, i can't tell you exactly the difference! i've used Samsung (it lasted 3 years), LG and Lite-On... My favorite so far has been the LG, quiet, does what it's supposed to do and cheap.

    Try one, it costs about 20$, update the firmware to the latest one and give it a go. If it doesn't work, it's not like you lost 100$, it's about trial and error :)

    Here: Newegg.com - LG CD/DVD Burner 22X DVD+R 8X DVD+RW 8X DVD+R DL 22X DVD-R 6X DVD-RW 16X DVD-ROM 48X CD-R 32X CD-RW 48X CD-ROM Black SATA Model GH22NS70 OEM - CD / DVD Burners

    Cheers
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    ok but how good is it at reading scratched discs
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    So far, i haven't tested any scratched disks, but i guess no optical device is made to read scratched disks.

    I'd say: there's no warranty that the LG (or any other brand) will read a scratch disk because the optical drive is not made for that. It depends on how scratched is the disk, what brand is the disk and at what speeds was it burned back on the days.

    So, i really can't tell you.
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    it is a dvd my dad's computer is lg and his dvd drive LG read scratch discs better then my current sony which also is bad for that
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    i always loved sony i was shocked at there product dvd drive
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    Does Dad's PC read the scratched DVD in question here? there are disk polishing kits available which may restore a scratched disk to make it useable. Then burn a copy of it.
    As stated no brand is inherently better at reading a bad disk. I have a LiteOn and a LG Bluray burner and bith read some scratched disks I have. Personally I think LG's line is superior to both Liteon and Sony, but that's me.
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    Britton30 said:
    Does Dad's PC read the scratched DVD in question here? there are disk polishing kits available which may restore a scratched disk to make it useable. Then burn a copy of it.
    As stated no brand is inherently better at reading a bad disk. I have a LiteOn and a LG Bluray burner and bith read some scratched disks I have. Personally I think LG's line is superior to both Liteon and Sony, but that's me.
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    yeah is in question here is the disc that it read please note this is not the disc but my disc is worse scratched thyen this disc http://cdn.geckoandfly.com/wp-conten...ftware_how.jpg
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    Suggestions have been posted, good luck.:)
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