DVD Burning Problems?

[thisistoto]

No its on its own line.



Does burning with the option "Buffer Underun Prevention" slow down speeds?

[range_hood]

Originally Posted by thisistoto

Does burning with the option "Buffer Underun Prevention" slow down speeds?

No, normally it doesn´t.

Are/is your harddrive/s correctly recognized by the Bios? Maybe it´s in a too slow mode.

post #4:
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=84090

[feralicious]

Originally Posted by range_hood

Is it connected to a harddrive?
You shouldn´t connect harddisks and optical devices together.

Really? Why is that? I'm pretty sure I've done it in the past.

[thisistoto]

Iv upgraded the firmware and still its sloooooooooooooooooooow.

[thisistoto]

Originally Posted by range_hood

No, normally it doesn´t.

Are/is your harddrive/s correctly recognized by the Bios? Maybe it´s in a too slow mode.

post #4:
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=84090

how do i check that?

[thisistoto]

But even when I burn from my DVD drive to the plextor dvd writer its slow.........which is understandable actually.


Im going to try to burn from another hard drive.




thanks for the help btw.

[saltman]

one more thing.... if you use nero (other programs may do this too) you can do a test burn. do this and see what speeds it gets. If it is slow, it could be you have outdated eide drivers. update those and you will good to go. That is assuming it's an ide hdd and dvd as opposed to SATA.
I'm still betting on poor media though

[thisistoto]

its IDE. And its not the media, i can guarantee you that. I burn TYs, Verbatim, Ridata, Fujis, etc.

[feralicious]

Originally Posted by thisistoto

how do i check that?

Toto, try reading through this thread.
http://www.thetradersden.org/forums/...ight=slow+burn

Particulary this post, the second one

Originally Posted by Mr Walker

Check this out bro...
I noticed a similar problem a few days ago and did a google search and was comforted to see I wasn't alone... not only were my burning speeds more than doubled (audio discs that would burn in 4 minutes at 16x were taking 8-9 minutes and videos that would burn in 15 minutes at 4x were taking over half an hour) but my computer was also running very very sluggish whenever I would engage a burn... a problem I never had before.

I came across this suggestion and I am back to burning as good as new.

Go to CONTROL PANEL -> SYSTEM -> HARDWARE -> click on DEVICE MANAGER...
Find the IDE ATA/ATAPI CONTROLLERS section and expand the list (it should now show 3 items) double click on the PRIMARY IDE CHANNEL -> click on the ADVANCED SETTING tab... if it says PIO in the CURRENT TRANSFER MODE you found your problem! Now check the same with your SECONDARY IDE CHANNEL.

Now to fix it...
Back at the DEVICE MANAGER -> IDE ATA/ATAPI CONTROLLERS section... right click on PRIMARY IDE CHANNEL and select UNINSTALL. Confirm to continue, but DO NOT RESTART THE CPU AT THIS TIME.
Repeat the same uninstall process for the SECONDARY IDE CHANNEL... this time restart the computer.
This will force Windows to automatically reinstall the IDE drivers.
Then restart the computer again and you should be good to go.
Like I said, I had a similar 'slow burning' problem to the one you described and this worked like a charm.
Hope it helps!

(Thanks goes to posts at www.cdrinfo.com and www.gidforums.com)

Okay, so I received this 4.598 DVD in a B&P offer (I'm trying to burn this to burn this one for you toto)

and when I try to burn it for a trade, I can't seem to get it right

I inserted the original DVD into my drive and copied all the files and placed them in a temporary folder (I made afolder and named it "Temporary Phish Files") when I pasted them in it, all the files copied fine except 01_4 VOB

so then I tried jsut copying the 01_4 VOB file into the temporary folder, and the same error came up

the error is:

"Cannot copy VTS_01_4: Data error (cyclic redundancy check).

any help?

[feralicious]

Don't know what that error means, but, if what you received is a vdeo dvd you should rip it rather than just copy the files. If you are on a pc use DVDDecrypter (you'll have to google it, they're no longer supporting it), if you are on a Mac use MacTheRipper which can be found on version tracker.

That may or may not solve your problem.

[feralicious]

haha...
googling that error message turned up a pro wrestling torrent site.

[thisistoto]

Do you have 2 dvd drives on your computer?

[thisistoto]

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyclic_redundancy_check


http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath458.htm


http://www.softwarepatch.com/tips/cy...edundancy.html


http://www.nist.gov/dads/HTML/cyclic...ancyCheck.html



Knock yourself out....

thanks guys, I'm looking into it now

thanks for the links toto

::::click click::::

will let you all know