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extremely slow DVD burning!

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by thenorris, Feb 24, 2005.

  1. thenorris

    thenorris Member

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    i'm sure all of you have read this a million times, but i just bought a new lite-on dvd burner and the darn thing takes 3 hours to burn a dvd. i've already changed my IDE from PIO to DMA, switched the jumper from slave to master, and i'm running out of ideas. i've checked this along with dozens of other forums, yet no one seems to have a solution.

    my stats are as follows:
    Lite-On Dual Layer DVD Burner 16X
    2.60 GHz
    40GB memory
    256MB DDR
     
  2. Bigfatboy

    Bigfatboy Regular member

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    Have you went to lite-on's website to check for new firmware. if your burner is let's say a 1633 then look for that number specifically. Here is lite-on's firmware page.

    http://www.liteonamericas.com/us/download.htm
    what programs are you using to burn with, maybe try another burning program.


    peace
     
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  3. thenorris

    thenorris Member

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    i have all the latest firmware..still no luck
     
  4. dvdripdvd

    dvdripdvd Regular member

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    Try disabling all non microsoft crap in the msconfig menu. i had the same problem and the problem went away.
     
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    go into control panel and device manager.
    unistall your ide secondary and primary.... reboot, then reboot again, and this should solve your problem
     
  6. glassman8

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    ok...I'm having that very same problem, I believe that I'll get the new burner ( a Dual 1632 or better) and go with the "first pancake goes to the dog" philosphy this time...
     
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    I have the same Liteon Burner and it works well.

    Your connections might be wrong as posted earlier and what software are you using? I have found software other than DVD Decrypter and Shrink can take a long time to do the job.

    Is anything running in the background? Have you checked for viruses and/or spyware?
     
  8. glassman8

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    I was burning fine...albeit verrrrry slowly...now I can't get encrypt /shrink to shrink the movies....
    I think this dvd shrink (with all my attempts at tweeking this and that) may have become corrupted ...Shall I purchase (the better 1632, 33 Lite-On or other brand) too along with the recommendation I just got to reload the shrink program?
    specs:
    Lite-On Dual DVD Burner 8X
    1.33 GHz
    90GB memory
    192MB DDR
    XP
     
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  9. Jetster

    Jetster Regular member

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    Your not being specific. What are you trying to burn? Did you rip the file? File type? What program are you useing?

    He maybe encoding the file that would explain the time.


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