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Slow burner speeds?!
Using a 16x DVD DL burner and it literally takes over 20 minutes to burn a full length DVD at 16x. I have the same burner, in a different machine and the average time for the same DVD takes around 5 or 6 minutes. System specs are the same for both machines - any ideas?
Looked in the burner's software settings and there isn't anything there to change any settings that may pertain to this. |
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Start closing out background programs and processes and see if it makes any difference.
Something else might be sucking up your cpu cycles.
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Are your IDE controllers running in DMA mode? Is the burner on the same IDE cable as the source files?
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Pam, I will do what you suggested and try that....
glc, burning programs from hard drive which is on a different IDE channel, but I haven't checked my IDE controller settings in Device Manager yet. I will do that and see what happens.... Thanks for both suggestions! I'll give it a shot! |
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whats your system specs....
Sometimes if you have a nVidia chipset...and install the nVidia IDE driver it accounts for slow performance on the IDE channels... EDIT...test you hard drive performance with HD-Tach... what is you average read times...
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Are the IDE settings supposed to be for DMA? I am at work now, so I will have to try all of this in a little while. I'll let you all know what the culprit is.
Max, I'll have to let you know what chipset I am using there - I don't know off of the top of my head right now.
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Yes, you want DMA for all drives.
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