Teac burners - Club CDFreaks

mikaz · 08-10-1999

Are they any good? Any thoughts or suggestions?

sies · 08-10-1999

well i have one and i'm very satisfied with it...

grtz,

Sies

Mr Aval0n · 08-10-1999

I have an old TEAC 4X burner (over a year old), and I've burned a lot of cd's with it (> 1000), and it still works OK

klauz · 09-10-1999

you can buy a cd writer : -scsi teac 8x24x
8xwrite! 4mb buffer, so nothing can go wrong or you're really stupid. and allows overburning. just over 250 dollars.(560,- dutch guilders)

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GoodMan · 10-10-1999

klauz?
there is no 4 buffer with Teac 8X SCSI.
Teac 8X's buffers r 6Mb.
if u wanna buy a Teac SCSI.
Buy a Teac 6X.
It's best and cheap CD writer.
(go to www.gamecopyworld.com)
they(gamecopy world) announced that
Teac 6X writer+Teac 32X reader is
best combination.
I have both of them
but i still have problem not with Teac
CD-writer and reader but burning programs.
I'm a newbie for burning CD rom.
I'm learning Cd copy skills.

[This message has been edited by GoodMan (edited 10 October 1999).]

[This message has been edited by GoodMan (edited 10 October 1999).]

sentinel · 13-10-1999

Yes, a Teac Burner is a good choice.

I have a Teac CD-R55S (SCSI) and it works
just great. It's 4x12x.

About that advice you got about that Teac
6x. I don't completely agree with that
because there not that much software out
there that supports 6x writing.

Just go with the Teac CD-R55S (if it's still available) and you'll be sure that
you'll buy a good writer.

Any questions ?

mail me at: cdburn1@hotmail.com

Greetz,

Tha Sentinel

richard · 13-10-1999

Does anyone know where i can buy the teac 6x24 or the 4x12 (or the 4x20 i don't know if it exists) cheap in Holland? and does nero 4056 support it ?

mikaz · 14-10-1999

Thanks all!

sentinel · 14-10-1999

Can't help you with that one, I bought my
Teac in Germany cause I couldn't find it
anywhere here in Holland.

If I were you then I would by the 4x12x
cause 6x recording is not supperted by
popular burning software like NERO and
Easy CD Creator.

Yes, NERO 4.* supports a Teac burner. It
works just fine with me. Teac is SCSI how
ever and you will also need a SCSI adapter.
Don't know if you have one but it should
cost something around fl 100,-. Of course
there are also more expensive adapters
but you don't NEED an expensive one.

Greetz,

Tha Sentinel

nisse · 15-10-1999

Sorry to say that Tha Sentinel
is wrong about software support on a 6x writer.
Both Nero & Adaptec Easy cd creator support´s it..

I have a Teac r56s-600 and tried both proggies with success i 6x writing.

/.

GoodMan · 15-10-1999

Hi.
I'm GoodMan.
Who says Nero doesn't support Teac Burners?
Use Nero 4.0.5.6.
It supports Teac Burners!
Only works with Data copy.
Even if u burn 650mb for data, Nero can handle it(takes 10-12min)
Actually 1v1 copying will make a trouble with 6X.
But Data copying Perfectly works!
[My system]
Reader:Teac 32X(SCSI)
Writer:Teac 6X(SCSI)

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08-10-1999	#2 (permalink)
sies Retired Admin Join Date: Jul 1999 Location: Holland Posts: 458	well i have one and i'm very satisfied with it... grtz, Sies

08-10-1999	#3 (permalink)
Mr Aval0n New on Forum Join Date: Oct 1999 Posts: 4	I have an old TEAC 4X burner (over a year old), and I've burned a lot of cd's with it (> 1000), and it still works OK

09-10-1999	#4 (permalink)
klauz New on Forum Join Date: Sep 1999 Location: 4643 Posts: 12	you can buy a cd writer : -scsi teac 8x24x 8xwrite! 4mb buffer, so nothing can go wrong or you're really stupid. and allows overburning. just over 250 dollars.(560,- dutch guilders) ------------------

10-10-1999	#5 (permalink)
GoodMan New on Forum Join Date: Oct 1999 Posts: 6	klauz? there is no 4 buffer with Teac 8X SCSI. Teac 8X's buffers r 6Mb. if u wanna buy a Teac SCSI. Buy a Teac 6X. It's best and cheap CD writer. (go to www.gamecopyworld.com) they(gamecopy world) announced that Teac 6X writer+Teac 32X reader is best combination. I have both of them but i still have problem not with Teac CD-writer and reader but burning programs. I'm a newbie for burning CD rom. I'm learning Cd copy skills. [This message has been edited by GoodMan (edited 10 October 1999).] [This message has been edited by GoodMan (edited 10 October 1999).]

13-10-1999	#6 (permalink)
sentinel CD Freaks Member Join Date: Sep 1999 Location: Holland Posts: 202	Yes, a Teac Burner is a good choice. I have a Teac CD-R55S (SCSI) and it works just great. It's 4x12x. About that advice you got about that Teac 6x. I don't completely agree with that because there not that much software out there that supports 6x writing. Just go with the Teac CD-R55S (if it's still available) and you'll be sure that you'll buy a good writer. Any questions ? mail me at: cdburn1@hotmail.com Greetz, Tha Sentinel

13-10-1999	#7 (permalink)
richard CD Freaks Member Join Date: Sep 1999 Posts: 113	Does anyone know where i can buy the teac 6x24 or the 4x12 (or the 4x20 i don't know if it exists) cheap in Holland? and does nero 4056 support it ?

14-10-1999	#8 (permalink)
mikaz New on Forum Join Date: Aug 1999 Posts: 2	Thanks all!

14-10-1999	#9 (permalink)
sentinel CD Freaks Member Join Date: Sep 1999 Location: Holland Posts: 202	Can't help you with that one, I bought my Teac in Germany cause I couldn't find it anywhere here in Holland. If I were you then I would by the 4x12x cause 6x recording is not supperted by popular burning software like NERO and Easy CD Creator. Yes, NERO 4.* supports a Teac burner. It works just fine with me. Teac is SCSI how ever and you will also need a SCSI adapter. Don't know if you have one but it should cost something around fl 100,-. Of course there are also more expensive adapters but you don't NEED an expensive one. Greetz, Tha Sentinel

15-10-1999	#10 (permalink)
nisse New on Forum Join Date: Oct 1999 Posts: 1	Sorry to say that Tha Sentinel is wrong about software support on a 6x writer. Both Nero & Adaptec Easy cd creator support´s it.. I have a Teac r56s-600 and tried both proggies with success i 6x writing. /.

15-10-1999	#11 (permalink)
GoodMan New on Forum Join Date: Oct 1999 Posts: 6	Hi. I'm GoodMan. Who says Nero doesn't support Teac Burners? Use Nero 4.0.5.6. It supports Teac Burners! Only works with Data copy. Even if u burn 650mb for data, Nero can handle it(takes 10-12min) Actually 1v1 copying will make a trouble with 6X. But Data copying Perfectly works! [My system] Reader:Teac 32X(SCSI) Writer:Teac 6X(SCSI)