Blu-ray burner ?

[afterburner]

Hello everyone...im interested in a Blu-ray burner for my PC and would like some expert advice on a good one ...thanks

[Aaron]

Originally Posted by afterburner

Hello everyone...im interested in a Blu-ray burner for my PC and would like some expert advice on a good one ...thanks

I don't have one, and I am not an expert, but i've been interested as well. Here's the one I will get if I get one, i've seen some very good reviews. Hope this helps. Welcome to the Blu-Ray forum!

http://www.sonystyle.com/is-bin/INTE...hav_bluraydisc

[phloyd]

I believe that the Panasonic burner and its clones (Sony, Plextor) are regarded as the best bet.

There is a LiteOn one that I have no idea about.

The Philips has been spotted at Fry's but I believe no BD50 capability, so that is something to wach for if that interests you in the near future (ie, before you buy you second burner)

[afterburner]

Thank you both very much...im hoping to hear more on the upcoming LG models as i find LG to be the best burners i currently use for regular DVD backups .

[Blue]

If you plan to watch Blu-ray movies with it, will need to make sure that the video card is up to the task as well as the CPU etc. If you want just a burner anything should do. Watch out for the for the physical interface as some of the Blu-ray drives use a SATA interface.

[afterburner]

Originally Posted by Blue

If you plan to watch Blu-ray movies with it, will need to make sure that the video card is up to the task as well as the CPU etc. If you want just a burner anything should do. Watch out for the for the physical interface as some of the Blu-ray drives use a SATA interface.

Thanks for the advise Blue

[jorg]

if u are looking for a bunner i suggest this one
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16827131034
i suggest this one becuase it can burn dullayer discs

although i am waiting for atlest 4x speed it will take around 3 hourse to burn 50 gigs