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Burn Speed?

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by JJenn74, Mar 30, 2005.

  1. JJenn74

    JJenn74 Member

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    I just copied a disc at 2X to try to correct some skipping problems but it was worse than the one I burned at 4x. What gives? Which is better? I have a Lite-On DVD burner that says "DVD+ReWriteable" and I'm burning on DVD+R. I'm using DVD Decrypter and DVD Shrink. Can I burn on DVD-R? Why the skipping? What burn speed works best? I'm getting frustrated and really appreciate any help. The DVD+R are Maxell, I just bought some Memorex DVD-R. Which should I be using?
     
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    Ppower Regular member

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    Generally if you get errors/skipping slowing down your burn speed can fix the problem. What model burner do you have?
     
  3. venomX05

    venomX05 Regular member

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    Hey JJenn74,

    Ppower is definately right. You should try and lowering you speed to at least a 2x in order to get successful burn in the case of it skipping. Nero, if that is what you using, is defaulted to MAXIMUM but unless you have a good burner it won't mean much. I burn at MAXIMUM and they come out really great.

    As far as media is concerned. I use Memorex dvd-r also and have great success with them, about 3 bad burns but 200 successful ones. However, I don't reccommed you using them if you don't want to waste alot of money, because it would seem that you are getting a bad batch. Also as you can see with being on AfterDawn, they do get a bad rep because of the fact that their dvd's are outsourced and made from different places. If I would to suggest have good burns, I would say going with Taiyo Yuden. There are considered GREAT when it comes to overall success rate for burning movies.

    Hope this info was helpful to you!

    ;)
     
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    squizzle Active member

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    You're not multitasking while you're burning are you? If you are, STOP!
     

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