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Imgburn won't burn any lower than 6x?
#1
17 Nov 2011 @ 9:20
DarkEly
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imgburn version: 2.5.6.0
dvd burner: Sony dvd rw dw-d26a
I am trying to burn a iso at 2x but imgburn says my drive is not supported. Why? and can I force imgburn to burn at a lower rate. Thanks in advance.
dvd burner: Sony dvd rw dw-d26a
I am trying to burn a iso at 2x but imgburn says my drive is not supported. Why? and can I force imgburn to burn at a lower rate. Thanks in advance.
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#2
17 Nov 2011 @ 11:14
attar
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The Disk ID and the burner firmware decide the speed.
You can select a slower burning speed in ImgBurn, but if the firmware is set to burn that particular disk at a higher rate, ImgBurn has no effect.
You can click Tools > Drive > Check for firmware updates, but I would only change firmware as a last resort.
You can select a slower burning speed in ImgBurn, but if the firmware is set to burn that particular disk at a higher rate, ImgBurn has no effect.
You can click Tools > Drive > Check for firmware updates, but I would only change firmware as a last resort.
#3
18 Nov 2011 @ 19:59
DarkEly
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Originally posted by attar:thank you
The Disk ID and the burner firmware decide the speed.
You can select a slower burning speed in ImgBurn, but if the firmware is set to burn that particular disk at a higher rate, ImgBurn has no effect.
You can click Tools > Drive > Check for firmware updates, but I would only change firmware as a last resort.
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