Recommended media for Matshita UJ-830S with Nero 7

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  1. VonBairn

    VonBairn Member

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    Hey peeps,

    I have recently been having some major speed issues with nero 7 and my DVD burner. Basically, i formatted my hard drive just to smooth out the performance and when i reinstalled windows and nero 7, at first i couldn't burn anything on the TDK DVD+R 1-8x discs that i had always used before. I have tried Imation since and get 2x(2,400kb) when previously i could always burn at 6x(4300kb). Any ideas what media to use or better still a fix for the problem?
    Have tried locating firmware but its impossible to find, even on the evasive manufacturer website. Have read some accounts on these pages and similar that it's a crap burner. Is this generally accepted to be true.
    Any help is much appreciated guys
    Cheers
    VonBairn
     
  2. dvdnoobie

    dvdnoobie Regular member

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    Please post your burner make/model and current firmware. It may also help if you post your last Nero burn log.

    Edit:

    Talk about difficulty finding anything releated to your burner... The closest I came was this link:

    http://www.panasonic-industrial.com/1160.htm

    Who makes your computer?
     
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  3. tansydog

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    I have a matshita uj-830s too, I've found that Verbatim DVD-R will burn at 8x, and Datawrite Titanium 8x DVD-R (the dark grey topped ones, NOT the printable ones, they're really awful) will burn at 6x :)
     
  4. VonBairn

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    Cheers guys!
    Thanks for your time, but i have now seen and heard enough of this drive to change.gonna install n new toshiba drive, solve all problems.
    btw my laptop is a toshiba satellite m40x.
    Thanks again for your time peeps :)
     
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    Fair enough!

    Although I must point out that it does work really well with the media I suggested (my laptop is a Toshiba satellite m30x, baby brother of yours I suspect). I've been using it heavily for a year and although the fact I can't make it multiregion for love nor money is upsetting, otherwise I'm impressed with it. I hated it in the beginning because, like with yours, I could only get it to burn at 2x, but it really is a lot to do with the media.

    Good luck with your new drive if you get it anyway!
     

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