Chasing a Firewire 800 Blu-Ray burner - anyone know of one?

[Kurt]

Google tells me LaCie do one, the d2. Being LaCie it is expensive.

http://shop.ebay.com.au/i.html?_nkw=lac ... m270.l1313

[Kurt]

If it's "in" your Mac, why firewire?

[Kurt]

Just buy an IDE one?

http://shop.ebay.com.au/?_nkw=ide+blu+ray+burner

[Kurt]

Your burner software should have verification if you're worried.

I saw a test some nerds did several years ago, they copied a cd, then copied the copy, then copied the copy of a copy etc for 10 generations. They then compared the last cd to the original and found it to be a bit perfect copy.

[Kurt]

Audio cd players do allow for some errors, but if your burner software can do verification it will make sure there are no errors at all.

That one is just a standard pioneer SATA drive in a fancy box..

http://shop.ebay.com.au/?_nkw=Pioneer%20BDR-205

Reminds me of this: http://www.audioholics.com/reviews/tran ... -outside-1

Lexicon put a cheap blu-ray player in a fancy box and added $3000 to the price. No changes to the actual player at all. None.