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Discussion in 'PC hardware help' started by mmalyszko, Apr 13, 2005.

  1. mmalyszko

    mmalyszko Regular member

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    hi guys listen up heres my problem
    i have recently tried burning movies to dvd-r media and all of the discs stopped at 9%
    the next day my brother wanted to burn MP3's to a cd-r or cd-rw and they all stopped suddenly in the beginning
    day after that i tried burning mp3's to a dvd-r so i could play it on a set top DVD Player and it stopped at 1%
    i dont know whats going on need help
    by the way i updated my firmware on my dvd-rw drive after all of those cd's and dvd's were FU****
    before this occured i updated my motherboard bios
    could this be the problem
    ill revert to my old bios after im done writing this
     
  2. baabaa

    baabaa Active member

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    We need alot more details please.

    Operating system
    Cpu
    Memory
    Dvd writer
    Program used to burn
    Exact error displayed
    Media used
     
  3. mmalyszko

    mmalyszko Regular member

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    i have solved the problem
    it was the bois' fault
    i dl it from asus for my mobo
    i reverted from a 1006 version to 1004 and it did it
    my mobo is a ASUS A8N SLI DELUXE
    somebody should contact them and tell them that the revision of the bios isnt complete
    come to think of it ill do it myself
     
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    baabaa Active member

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    Man, I am good eh, one reply and sorted..................LOL

    Glad to hear you sorted it out, and also that you posted back what the problem was..............

    Must admit, it would be nice to know exactly what in the BIOS was causing the error.
    I would assume it may have something to do with the chipsets.

    You may find that with an updated BIOS, that you may require an updated chipset driver..................
     
  5. mmalyszko

    mmalyszko Regular member

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    well i still have problems burning dvd movies, although when i tried recording a demo of a game on a cd-r it completed successfully WTF is the problem im gonna go back to my very first bios this is bad now i wasted a total of 5 dvd-r's ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
     
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    baabaa Active member

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    Let us know of the following, maybe we can stop you wasting dvd's:

    Operating system
    Cpu
    Memory
    Dvd writer
    Program used to burn
    Exact error occuring and displayed fault
    Media used
     
  7. mmalyszko

    mmalyszko Regular member

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    Operating system: Windows XP SP2
    Cpu: AMD Athlon 64 3500+

    Memory: Vendor Unknown But i have 2 512DDRRAM sticks

    Memory type: DDR SDRAM
    Error correction: NONE
    Voltage interface level: SSTL (2.5V)
    Data width: 64 bits
    Number of physical banks: 2 (double sided)
    Number of logical banks: 4
    Number of row addresses: 13 13
    Number of col addresses: 10 10
    Bank density: 256 268435456 MB
    Primary RAM Width: 8 20 bits
    Error checking RAM Width: 13 13 bits
    Module density: 268435712 MB
    Refresh rate: 7812.500 us
    Self-refresh: Yes
    Burst lengths supported: 2 4 8
    CAS 2.0:
    Cycle time (tCYC) = 7.500 ns fMax = 133.333 Mhz
    Access time (tAC) = 0.700 ns fMax = 1428.571 MHz
    CAS 2.5:
    Cycle time (tCYC) = 6.000 ns fMax = 166.667 Mhz
    Access time (tAC) = 0.700 ns fMax = 1428.571 MHz
    CAS 3.0:
    Cycle time (tCYC) = 5.000 ns fMax = 200.000 Mhz
    Access time (tAC) = 0.700 ns fMax = 1428.571 MHz
    CS supported: 0.0 clocks
    WE supported: 1.0 clocks
    Min delay, Bk/Bk random cols: 1 clocks
    Min row precharge time (tRP): 15.000 ns
    Min row active delay (tRRD): 10.000 ns
    Min RAS to CAS delay (tRCD): 15.000 ns
    Min Actv to precharge (tRAS): 40.000 ns
    Addr/Cmd setup time: 0.600 ns
    Addr/Cmd hold time: 0.600 ns
    Data setup time: 0.400 ns
    Data hold time: 0.400 ns
    Buffered address & Control No
    Registered address & Control No
    On-card PLL: No
    FET switch on-card enable: No
    FET switch external enable: No
    Differential clock input: Yes
    Includes weak driver: No
    Includes QFC output: No
    Lower Vdd tolerence: 0.2 V
    Upper Vdd tolerence: 0.2 V
    Manufacturer's JEDEC ID code: 00000000 197f7f7f
    Module manufacturing location: 0 (manufacture dependant)
    Module part number: IITG18TVC 512MB
    Module revision code: 0 (manufacture dependant)
    Module manufacturing date: Not reported
    Module serial number: 00000000
    SPD revision: 0.0

    Dvd writer: Pioneer DVR-108 firmware 1.19
    i also have a dvd-rom/cd-rw drive which doesnt burn any cds at all too

    Program used to burn: i have used alcohol, nero 6, record now max, i also have daemon tools 3.47 running in the background with all emulators turned on

    Exact error occuring and displayed fault: Unknown

    Media used: TDK DVD-R 8X
    by th way i have bought these dvd-r's just recently, and have burned a dvd movie successfully
     
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    baabaa Active member

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    I take it that your optical devices read commercial discs just fine?

    How are you devices connected (inc Hard drives) in relation to IDE Primary master/slave configuration?

    If your burning process is failing, surely there is something that tells you it has failed, or is your PC freezing, or is windows giving you a blue screen etc..........
     
  9. mmalyszko

    mmalyszko Regular member

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    i talked to people over at Pioneer over d phone and it seems the media i was using is not supported by the drive
    by the way the media i used was TDK DVD-R 4.7 GB so do not buy this type of media ur just wasting money and i apreciate ur help
    so the problem is with either Pioneer which i doubt it and TDK
    no offense i thought TDK was good but this just sucks in my opinion
     
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    Yes I am surprised about that regarding TDK, they are reputable discs.

    I myself have a Pioneer 108, but only use Ritek discs 4x G04's, these have no problems at all.
    I haven't tried TDK, but would be worthwhile trying a different brand in line with what Pioneer have said.

    Maxell
    Taiyo Yueden
    Other good brands to look at................
     
  11. mmalyszko

    mmalyszko Regular member

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    the media that im using is called Hypermedia DVD-R for General Use rated at 8X speed these disks have no problem with my drive
     
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    I would trash them and go for a reputable brand.............
     
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    mmalyszko Regular member

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    which brand(s)
    i like the ones i got its just an opinion plus their $15 for a pack of 25 and i never wasted even 1 dvd-r so im happy with d ones i got
     
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    Are these ones actually working ok now then?

    If so, then stick with them, if not then try a one of the brands I mentioned................
     
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    mmalyszko Regular member

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    these dvd-r's work perfect nothing wrong with them never had to waste even 1 dvd-r i burned mp3's on them, game images, hundreds of files inc system files, movies inc. avi's, VIDEO_TS dvd files
    in other words anything and everything
     
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    Well I am confused now, I take it you have no problems occuring now then?
     
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    mmalyszko Regular member

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    let me see........... NOPE
     
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    All's well with the world then..................Super...................
     

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