Re: Copying DVD-RAM to DVD-R

On 1 Dec 2003 14:07:56 -0800, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Gil) wrote:

>I also have an E50 (was a gift). And the RAM disc is a disc not a
>cartridge. I have tried to play it on my Sony VAIO. No luck as I am
>also wanting to edit on the RAM disc then transfer it to DVD-R. Any
>help?

Although the DMR-Exx series comes with one DVD-RAM non-cartridge disk,
accessories include the cartridge type discs as well. It's just
cheaper for them to include a free non-cartridge disk. I primarily use
cartridge type disks myself in both my Panasonic recorder and my PC
burner.

http://catalog2.panasonic.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/ModelAccessories?storeId=11251&catalogId=11005&itemId=65165&catGroupId=11058&surfCategory=DVD%20Video%20Recorders&surfModel=DMR-E100HS

$14.99  how to buy  Double-sided 240 minute
(9.4GB/Removable-cartridge) DVD-RAM Disc for Video Recording 

$9.99  how to buy  Single-sided 120 minute (4.7GB/Removable-cartridge)
DVD-RAM Disc for Video Recording 

$7.99  how to buy  Single-sided, 120 minute (4.7GB/Non-cartridge)
DVD-RAM Disc for Video Recording 

$3.99  how to buy  Single-sided 120 minute (4.7GB/Non-cartridge) DVD-R
Disc for Video Recording 

I buy my cartridge type (Optodisc) from shop4tech.com

http://www.shop4tech.com/user.htm?go=view_item&id=414&cata=&s_cata=

9.4GB DVD-RAM Media Double-Sided Type 4 w/Cartridge by optodisc
$7.99