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Plextor px-504UF
I saw in another thread that by a MTU moderator that said that the only Plextor dive that wouldn't work was the Plextor pxw504. So I am wondering if the Plextor PX-504UF or Plextor PX-504A will work for ripping and burnig CD+G's & MP3+G's.
Also, I noticed that CAVS makes a MP3+G disc that they said can only be played on a CAVS MP3 player. However, that seems to be a little bit of a marketing ploy considereing that the player is $600.00. Does anybody know if the MTU software and supported drives work with MP3+G's? Replies are greatly appreciated. Thanks, Audio X-Press |
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There is no way to make any of the Plextor 504 models work. They were built by Ricoh, and marketed by Plextor. This was one of the only drives that Plextor didn't actually make. This is why it won't work.
We have no software as of yet, that will do anything with MP3+G.
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So can you tell where to find a LIST of Plextor model numbers that will work? I know mtu.com has them for sale but I would still like to know the model numbers so I can research them myself on Plextor's website.
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I didn't think so.
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There's no possible way MTU could produce such a list.
The only Plextor burners they will certify to handle cdg are the ones they bench test and sell themselves. With that in mind, just because the 52/24/52's that MTU sold would process cdg, you can't expect them to catagorically state that all those model burners would work. Therefore, no, such list. George Last edited by George; May 28th, 2004 at 06:51 PM. |
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Don't Need a List
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The conventional way MTU is doing is by far the most reliable way but it's always good to have an alternative. PS- MTU may not have the latest driver to detect the latest Plextor models but I beleive they will shortly? regards |
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Ricoh...
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I own this Ricoh and it's an excellent burner. regards |
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Re: Plextor px-504UF
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Cavs uses a proprietary MPG format. It is a derrivative of the MP3+G, but it is not directly the same to our knowledge. That... is why they sell the drive so expensively. Its sort of the reverse of giving away the handle to sell the razor blades. MTU CDR/DVDR drives are certified to read/write the CDG disc format. They also can read/write any other format, but again... MP3+G is NOT a disc format like the CD+Graphics disc. Hope this helps. |
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The list is...
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That is exactly what we warn about. You can buy the same model we do and it might work perfectly, or it might not. It has to be certified and the bad drives returned. I hope that clearifies your question. If you are a tech guru, then buy your own drive. We don't make enough money to care either way. However, if your drive doesn't work, just make sure you can return it. If you want a guarantee, buy an MTU drive. Its really simple in the final analysis. Folks that need hand holding, we are there for them. Our drive prices include our CDG KARAOKE KNOWLEDGEABLE SUPPORT. If you don't need us, great! Microstudio will do your job with your drive... if your drive works for CDG use. |
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Quote by MTUSupport:
There is no way to make any of the Plextor 504 models work. They were built by Ricoh, and marketed by Plextor. This was one of the only drives that Plextor didn't actually make. This is why it won't work Just to say that this Plextor (OEM from Ricoh) is actually capable of reading & backing up cdg. The reason I'm coming back on this issue is that if anyone has this Plextor or the Aopen 4410 which are from Ricoh, all you need to back up your cdg's is Alcohol 120%. I found out about this software in the MTU forum and I love it to back up my DVD's and I tested my Aopen & I can confirm that it burns just has good as my Plextor 48X with out ANY broken letters. I don't believe recommending this software will do any damage to MTU because it's not a player, but what a great tool to have if you have a DVD-RW!! regards |
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