I found a very intersting problem.
Chipset: Oxford 922 FW800 Chipset
Benq 1620 @ B7P9 as Master, Pioneer 108A @ >NIL 1.14 as slave.
Software DVDDecrypter (no nero or other CDR/DVD burning software installed), using SPTI interface.
When I try buring an ISO image using the latest version of DVDDecrypter 3.5.1.0, it is reported that BENQ 1620 can burn up to 30X!!!!
The whole image takes about 2 minutes to burn... and you guess it, it is not a valid disc..... in fact, I can't get the drive to response after the burning starts.... After rebooting the enclosure and take out the disc, it looks as if the disc is not burnt at all.... However, some marking is probably written that the disc is no longer 'empty'....
Seems that BENQ's firmware isn't very enclosure friendly....
Same image burns fine with DVD Decrypter on the Pioneer 108.... go figure....
It is using the latest firmware already.... I belive...