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Converting a CDR drive to DVD?`
posted by Vestan Pance on Tuesday, 3rd July 2001, 15:29

Harmless

I've heard that there is a piece of software than can convert my CDR drive on me PC to play DVDs. Is this true, or just another urban myth?

RE: Converting a CDR drive to DVD?`
posted by dockarl on Tuesday, 3rd July 2001, 16:03

Competent

Sounds very dodgy to me. If such software was available why do most new PCs ship with both a CD-R and DVD player?

RE: Converting a CDR drive to DVD?`
posted by Dan Bates on Tuesday, 3rd July 2001, 18:17

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Two points Vestan:

a) This is HIGHLY unlikely, as a different type of waveband laser is used in DVD's to CD's; and

b) This IS NOT a software question - this post is quite clearly a Hardware Forum post.

Please give more thought to the destination of your threads before you post.

DanB
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