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No hay artículos en el carroProtección de datos a largo plazo con M-DISC USB 3.1 Gen1(3.0) Equipado con conector USB Tipo C Mecanismo de carga de ranura Auto Silencio, PowerRead, y PureRead 4+ Funciones de hasta 6 veces de velocidad de escritura en soportes BD-R y BD-R DL Soporta soportes BDXL, Blu-ray, DVD y CD Media Aviso importante sobre macOS Catalina Soporte en unidades de PC:
Danger Mouse
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 26 de febrero de 2025
I think the most important thing to know about this item is that it can not run if connected to a USB hub. It does mention this in the description of the drive, but it's very important. If you're like me, I have an M1 Mac Mini that already has every port filled up, you can't run the drive with a connecting hub. Thankfully another review mentioned which power cord type to use, and I bought this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09W8X9VGK since the connector has an interchangeable end. With that connected, the drive has no issues running.Of course the other thing for Mac users to know is that you need to download special software to run blu-ray movies which was the primary use case for me (someone else said that VLC Player came with their computer, but mine didn't, and that software doesn't work without some serious tech knowledge and a prayer anyway).I don't have any intention of copying or writing to blu-ray discs, so I can't speak to that.Overcoming those challenges for a Mac user, the drive works perfectly!
Trancix
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 2 de abril de 2025
Have been CDs ripping, CD-Rs burning enthusiast since day one as it's part of my critical audiophile goal so I am familiar with both ripping, burning hardware and software! Yamaha CRW-F1, all time favorite featuring (Advanced Audio Master Recording System) has always been my preferred ripping, burning hardware until I recently spotted this Pioneer BDR-XS07S, Silver (I was looking for 24K Gold unit) :o)Model: BDR-XS07S, MFD April 2024, firmware: 1.03Manufacturer: PIONEER (Made in China) $112 is a bargain, cheaper than TSLA stock! So, I grabbed 1 more before tariffs skyrocketed! :o)CD-ROM technical details provided by dBpoweramp CDs ripping software:CD Drive: BD-RW BDR-XS07Firmware: 1.04 (Latest firmware upgraded and available on Pioneer support website)Serial: 24/10/09Maximum Speed: 4234 KB/sec (x24)Current Speed: 4234 KB/sec (x24)Spin-down After: NeverBuffer Size: 3.91 MB (It is already 2025, buffer size should have been at least 20 MB! Yamaha CRW-F1, released in 2002 with data buffer size 8MB)Accurate Stream: YesC2 Error Pointers: No (Yes, luckily detected by dBpoweramp)Reads ISRC: YesReads UPC: YesSpecifications by Pioneer:Interface: USB3.1 Gen1/3.0/2.0Buffer memory: 4 MBDimensions mm: 135(W)X135(D)X18.0(H)Drive Net Weight: 280gThe following are what Pioneer Pure Read technology is supposed to do:Pure Read 4+: When read error happens, change 2 or more parameters and retry.Pure Read settings:Standard Mode: On CD ripping, when C2 error happens, interpolate sample gap and read continues.Master Mode: On CD ripping, When read error happens, change read parameter and retry (Pure Read). if several retry failed, interpolate sample gap and read continues.Perfect Mode: Same as “Master Mode” but when several retry failed, reports read error to OS and stop ripping.Real Time Pure Read: When app plays CD on realtime, drive detect it and enable realtime flavor of Pure Read (retry read and when deadline missed, interpolate the gap).You'll need Pioneer New BDDrive Utility_v1_4_1_setup, latest firmware, USB related software (available on Pioneer support website) to utilize Pure Read options to achieve best ripping quality when possible! After countless trials and errors, some poorly replicated CDs were used for testing and this Pioneer BDR-XS07S has become my CDs ripping preference! It's highly recommended for everyone and especially if you are a critical audiophile, best to be used with dBpoweramp CD ripping software! This Pioneer BDR-XS07S is a must! I also find this CDs ripper is extremely cost effective at $112 (steak dinner for two cost $200 plus tip, corkage fee $25 per bottle, pleasantly ripped off, Uber fares)
DukeOfStratosfear
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 15 de mayo de 2024
So much of our lives is digitally based that can vanish in an instant if a hard drive gets zapped during a power surge. I've had more than a few data loss incidents in my life. I normally have multiple drives to save things like photos and videos but I wanted something a little more permanent. So I looked into getting some 128GB BDXL discs to keep things like all the content I've uploaded to Google Photos over the years. I'm using this Pioneer drive to burn the data to disc and it's been working fine so far. Seems reliable and it's a good feeling to have a few extra backups just in case.
mjm
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 1 de octubre de 2024
I use it for high rez recording so far, and except for being very slow recording, the quality of the recording is perfect as of now. No real problems other than price of disks, $12 per. But you can't test for 'time' very easily, and that's the TRUE test for this machine. The quality of performance is great, and the longevity evaluation is the real purpose for these recordings--I just haven't had it long enough as yet, and you can't easily measure that other than that. So far, it passes with no problems other than recording speed. If it does what it's intended to do, I won't complain about that.
J1234
Comentado en el Reino Unido el 8 de julio de 2023
This seems to write m-disks fine. Nice unit with slot loading. Bit pricy for what it is but there aren't many alternatives.
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