Newer models of tapes drives are generally faster than newer models of dvd drives; sometimes up to 4 times faster.
Yes, the Panasonic DVD-RAM Cartridge Drive uses DVD's and is an excellent unit.
It's just a matter of putting it on a computer with a DVD burner.It would take awhile,but it's not difficult.
It goes (Most room) Tape, DVD, CDROM, Floppy.
The difference is in the manufacturers marketing and in the manner of loading the drive. Slot Loading vs Tray Loading is fairly irrelevant these days, but tray loading drives are certainly more popular. The 20X refers to how many times faster the drive is as compared to the DVD standard. In other words a 20X drive will be faster than an 8X.
Your computer, iPhone, iPod, MP3 player, Smart phone, CD, DVD, Cassette tape, Flash drive, Zip Drive, stand alone hard drive, etc.
No. The encoding process is performed by the CPU. Buying a faster DVD drive will only speed up the process of actually writing the data to the disc.
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Any backup is better than none, but tape is considered to be old technology. Cheaper to copy files to a DVD or CD. Files can from there be recovered to other computers as most have a DVD or CD drive for reading. Getting a file from a disk would probably be a lot quicker than tape too.
CD, DVD, USB, Hard Drive, Floppy Disk, Blu-ray, Internet (cloud) DAT-Tape, SSD, Cassette Tape. that's all I know
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Most games do not allow this. Plus a DVD has a slower access time, so it is faster to read the data from the hard drive. The DVD is usually only read for DRM privileges, or if you do not have enough space on your computer for all of the content.
Tape, DVD, CD, Floppy Disk