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Discussion in 'CD-R' started by aabbccdd, May 7, 2005.

  1. aabbccdd

    aabbccdd Guest

    what everyone using for burn speeds for there CDs. Max 48X or a lower speed as most of us do with our DVDs at 4X
     
  2. cougar_ii

    cougar_ii Regular member

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    Hi there,

    I made a bet with a friend that burning a CD at 52x would take almost the same time as burning one at 24x.

    1. We burned a CD at 52x

    2. We burned an other one at 24x

    Based on his hardware, P4 2.8 Ghz we noticed that it took almost the same time.

    WHY ?
    Because at 52x, the PC can't feed the burner that fast.
    So when the burner buffer is empty, it stops burning, waits for the buffer to refill, then starts burning again.
    And it goes round and round.

    At 24x, it seems to be feeding it constantly without a problem.
    This is why I burn all my CD-R at 24x max and my DVD-R at 2x and I get 100% results !

    My 2 cents...
     
  3. aabbccdd

    aabbccdd Guest

    THANKS
     
  4. ddp

    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    i usually burn at 12 to 16 times speed as the older cdroms have problems reading higher burnt speeds
     
  5. Nero63

    Nero63 Guest

    Hey ddp:
    what is it you consider "older"?
    I'm 2001.HP1400, 1.43ghz, 512 mb mem, 130 hd, ati graphics/tv tuner/vga/rca, wireless network, and more to tell
     
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    ddp Moderator Staff Member

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    p1 to p3 computer cdroms
     
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    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    I burn @ 8X for the CDs I play in the Pioneer deck in my truck and 16X for everything else. I prefer the lowest C1/C2 rates I can get over saving a minute or two :)
     
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