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DVD+R 16x discs

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by smiles21, Feb 15, 2007.

  1. smiles21

    smiles21 Member

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    Hey! I bought some 16x DVD+R (4.7GB) discs, but I'm having problems burning with them. I usually use 8x DVD+R (4.7GB) discs, and I burn them at 4x on my (Pioneer DVD-RW DVR-109) burner. When I burn these discs, I have no problems. So ... with these 16x discs, is it best to burn at 8x?? Because I think I burnt one at 4x and it turned out shite! Any advice? Thanks heaps :D
     
  2. aabbccdd

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    yeah you want to burn them at 8x . also make sure you have the latest firmware update on your drive this will help support the 16x speed media
     
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    here is the link for the latest firmware for your drive: LINK
     
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    sometime its better to burn on lower speeds. depends on the data and the source player
     
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    Hey guys! Thanks for that :) I'll try burning at 8x and see how that goes. Cheers!
     
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    What's the brand name of those +16x blanks?

    What's the brand name of those +8x that you were using?

    Here's dvdidentifier,and see what the MID codes are on those discs-it's a free program:


    http://www.afterdawn.com/software/video_software/dvd-r_tools/dvd_identifier.cfm

    Quality media like Taiyo Yuden or Verbatim,8x should be no problem. Crap media can be another story. Stand alone players will have a harder time with crap media-bad playback,no disc errors,etc.
     
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    Thanks for that DVD Identifier link. Burning at 8x seems to have worked fine though, so I've got no more problems! YAY :) Cheers.
     

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