/vr/ - It's 2025 and none can agree on what the best way - Retro Games

Anonymous

09/24/25(Wed)22:14:24 No.12053467

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It's 2025 and none can agree on what the best way is to burn a DVD

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)22:17:09 No.12053472

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)22:17:09 No.12053472

>burn a DVD
Just emulate

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)22:17:32 No.12053473

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)22:17:32 No.12053473

All the smart people moved onto ODEs

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)22:20:56 No.12053483

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)22:20:56 No.12053483

My current combo is imgburn/alcohol 120 and a generic usb optical drive at 4x/8x speed.

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)22:24:22 No.12053489

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)22:24:22 No.12053489

>>12053483
What would you recommend for Linux?

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)22:25:58 No.12053493

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)22:25:58 No.12053493

>>12053467
Whatever optical drive your computer has set to lowest burn speed with Verbatim brand discs.

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)22:38:22 No.12053514

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)22:38:22 No.12053514

>>12053489
https://github.com/alex-free/playstation-disc-burner

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)22:40:49 No.12053520

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)22:40:49 No.12053520

>>12053467
CMC Pro TY discs
WH14NS40 at 8x works great

Anonymous
09/24/25(Wed)23:50:34 No.12053646

Anonymous 09/24/25(Wed)23:50:34 No.12053646

>>12053467
It's been imgburn for at least 15 years.

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)01:41:24 No.12053782

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)01:41:24 No.12053782

>>12053467
>It's 2025 and tards still exist
Sorry kiddo. They're never gonna find a cure for what you've got.

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)09:19:50 No.12054330

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)09:19:50 No.12054330

>>12053467
I never did burn a dvd-r…do they have the same reliability problems that cd-r had?

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)09:44:46 No.12054358

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)09:44:46 No.12054358

>>12053467
People who claim you need to burn at specific speeds today are fucking morons. Never had a problem with a modern Verbatim disc and AWS.

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)09:54:40 No.12054374

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)09:54:40 No.12054374

>>12053467
In my laptop or either of my two desktops? Not following you OP

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)09:55:42 No.12054376

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)09:55:42 No.12054376

>>12053467
>the best way is to burn a DVD
Nero

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)09:57:41 No.12054380

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)09:57:41 No.12054380

>>12054358
AWS is always max speed by default

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)10:00:40 No.12054386

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)10:00:40 No.12054386

>>12054380
And it always works.

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)10:03:21 No.12054391

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)10:03:21 No.12054391

>>12054386
for (You)

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)17:15:39 No.12055197

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)17:15:39 No.12055197

>>12053467
princo, verbatim, databulq, bulqdata, traxxdata one of those.

Anonymous
09/25/25(Thu)18:18:38 No.12055324

Anonymous 09/25/25(Thu)18:18:38 No.12055324

>>12053467
used to burn a shitload of games for my ps2. sadly the chip died a long time ago. Cant remember the program i used. Started with a "D" i think.