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Discussion in 'DVDR' started by joshminer, Apr 9, 2005.

  1. joshminer

    joshminer Guest

    is it normal for it to take 2-3 hrs to burn?
     
  2. rhino351

    rhino351 Regular member

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    i burn at 2.4x for quality assurance and it takes about 25 minutes. check and make sure your firmware is current and what kind of media are you using, what program to burn, what is the burner need more info.
     
  3. joshminer

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    nero, dvd-r 8x 4.7gb 120mins, SONY dru-710a
     
  4. joshminer

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    i tryed that and its taking 2hrs 30mins for "Eurotrip".
     
  5. andmerr

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    you need to take a breather, get your thoughts together and then post the most neccessARY information so that the members get a full idea of your problem.

    We know you use memorex, burn at 8X and are using nero.

    What we dont know but would give us a better indication is:

    What system do you have?
    what is your operating system?
    How much ram does your system have?
    What other programs are you running ?
    What errors do you recieve when burning ,when the freezing occurrs.

    As you can see you havent listed much info and i know that we arent mind readers here,[bold]so how about it[/bold]
     
  6. Mort81

    Mort81 Senior member

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    Check that your dvdrw has not switched to PIO and is in DMA mode. Go into device manager then under hardware, click on IDE ATA/ATAPI, locate the IDE channel for your dvdrw, click on advanced settings, make sure it says DMA if available.
     
  7. joshminer

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    Ok sorry.
    my specs are:
    windows xp
    80gb HD
    512 ram
    2.8gh pentium 4
    nothing else running in the backround
    and my things are set to DMA
     
  8. Andoru

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    wow that is a long time.
     
  9. joshminer

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    sometimes it takes 8-9 hrs for some wierd reason
     
  10. Mort81

    Mort81 Senior member

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    Are you talking about ripping/encoding/burning time or burning time only?
     
  11. joshminer

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    burning time only
     
  12. andmerr

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    what type of files are use tring to re encode to an mpeg 2 compatible format?

    Have you tried vso divx to dvd?

    Some of the older encoding programs like cucusofts avi2mpeg when it came out at the start of last year had times of 12 to 18 hours to encode a 700meg avi.But with advances in technology those times have been greatly improved.Now for example main concept mpeg encoder takes about 90 mins to do the same file size and vso divx to dvd will also achieve that file size in about 1hr.

    A common cause of why you are getting this type of time is the program you are using, could be cheap media or it may even be that its time to defrag your computer.

    What program are you using to encode?
    what media are you using?
    Have you defragged of late?
    is your pc spyware free?
    Can you do a ctrl+alt+del and then tell us how many proceesors are running?
     
  13. Mort81

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    What dvdrw? Internal or external?

    What burning software?
     
  14. joshminer

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    the disc is memorex 8x 47gb 120mins. the software is nero and i dont know what external or internal means.
     
  15. andmerr

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    change the media for starters ?
    And for my other questions: can you answre them?
     
  16. joshminer

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    i downloaded the movies the average size is about 700mb. all the movie extensions are AVI.
    havent defragged of late.
     
  17. Andoru

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    is the burner inside or outside ur tower..
     
  18. joshminer

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    inside on my D: drive top one
     
  19. andmerr

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    Memorex works for some people but generally it doesnt work for many.There are heaps of memorex threads on AD for you to choose from just try the search feature!!!!!

    Try encoding your files with the programs i suggested?

    You need to defrag.With the amount of data that is accumulated by storing and burning it gradually slows down your machine and is some times a cause of slowness!!!!

     
  20. joshminer

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    whats encoding mean exactly?
     

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