| Re: Ugh! Can't burn any dvds successfully
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Originally Posted by sansart Interesting, I own an Averatec 3360 which claims it can burn at 8x like you said, but it always only has the option to burn at 2x... and nero infotool claims 2x is the max... | Odd. A google search on the Averatec 3360 shows it as a laptop and not a DVD burner. Apparently Averatec only produces laptops per their site as well. Nero shows your DVD burner as a Lite-On SOSW 852S. Maybe you should check Liteonit.com for a firmware update. Latest update became available in March of this year and it claims it matches more media so maybe the discs you currently have are included which would give proper speed support up to your drives capabilties.
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