Write speed different from the one chosen!! - Club CDFreaks

construder · 27-07-2007

Hello folks, i think i've got a really weird problem: how is it possible the disc to be burnt at 6x, when i've chosen 2.4x? (i selected 2.4x cos that's what the discs i'm using support -Verbatim DVD+R DL Printable 2.4x Advanced AZO-. The most weird part is that not only the sotware burnt a 2.4x disc at a 6x speed, but also that it now plays flawlessly on my player!!

really weird, huh?

signals · 28-07-2007

I want your burner

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astone2665 · 28-07-2007

Hello construder and welcome to the club. My guess would be is that Verbatim's will over burn. Meaning, for example, my burner is a 18x LG. When I buy my Verb.'s, I get the 16x. Now when I burn the disk's at max, it will burn at 18x even though they are 16's. May not be the answer to your question but it's just a guess. ~ Mike
P.S. I wouldn't mind your burner either, LOL.

construder · 28-07-2007

LOL

It's the LG GSA-H10N one!! The thing is that you buy the 16x ones, while you burn them at a 18x speed. But i buy the 2.4x ones and burn them at 6x, quite a difference don't you think?

checked the movie twice, it does play without a singe problem!! lol

astone2665 · 28-07-2007

That's great. I am running the LG GSA-H22BK version myself and wouldn't trade it for the world. I love it. ~ Mike

beef barley · 28-07-2007

What program are you burning with?

construder · 28-07-2007

I'm using DVDFab Platinum both for the enconding and the burning process (VSO engine isn't it called?). Is there any chance that because of the wrong burn speed with which my discs were burnt, a defect to have been created on them which i can't see?

astone2665 · 29-07-2007

Doubt it. If it plays good, leave it alone. If it's not broke, don't fix it ya know! LOL. If you really want to be sure of the quality of the burn and the actual burn speed, run the movie through Nero's CD-DVD Speed. It'll give you all the info on the completed disk. ~ Mike

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construder New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 12	Write speed different from the one chosen!! <a href='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/ck.php?n=a13febf7&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE' target='_blank'><img src='http://adstats.cdfreaks.com/www/delivery/avw.php?zoneid=30&cb=INSERT_RANDOM_NUMBER_HERE&n=a13febf7' border='0' alt='' /></a> Hello folks, i think i've got a really weird problem: how is it possible the disc to be burnt at 6x, when i've chosen 2.4x? (i selected 2.4x cos that's what the discs i'm using support -Verbatim DVD+R DL Printable 2.4x Advanced AZO-. The most weird part is that not only the sotware burnt a 2.4x disc at a 6x speed, but also that it now plays flawlessly on my player!! really weird, huh?

28-07-2007	#2 (permalink)
signals CD Freak Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Atlanta area Posts: 3,867	Re: Write speed different from the one chosen!! I want your burner . __________________ The Official Guide for DVDFab \|\| VSO Burning Engine Support

28-07-2007	#3 (permalink)
astone2665 CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Saddle, Arkansas Posts: 981	Re: Write speed different from the one chosen!! Hello construder and welcome to the club. My guess would be is that Verbatim's will over burn. Meaning, for example, my burner is a 18x LG. When I buy my Verb.'s, I get the 16x. Now when I burn the disk's at max, it will burn at 18x even though they are 16's. May not be the answer to your question but it's just a guess. ~ Mike P.S. I wouldn't mind your burner either, LOL. __________________ It's not how many punches in life you can give, it's how many you can take and keep moving forward.- Rocky Balboa My System: P4 socket 478 3.4 gig.EE 512 kb. L2 2mb. L3 cache, LG H22 18X DVD+/-RW, Lite-On 16x 1633s DVD-RW, Delta 66 Sound Card, M-Audio Omni Studio I/O, 2gig. PC 3200 G. Skill ram,Demon 580 watt P/S, NVidia 6800 GT 256 mb.AGP video card, Zalman 7000 HSF, 120 gig. Samsung HDD

28-07-2007	#4 (permalink)
construder New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 12	Re: Write speed different from the one chosen!! LOL It's the LG GSA-H10N one!! The thing is that you buy the 16x ones, while you burn them at a 18x speed. But i buy the 2.4x ones and burn them at 6x, quite a difference don't you think? checked the movie twice, it does play without a singe problem!! lol

28-07-2007	#5 (permalink)
astone2665 CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Saddle, Arkansas Posts: 981	Re: Write speed different from the one chosen!! That's great. I am running the LG GSA-H22BK version myself and wouldn't trade it for the world. I love it. ~ Mike __________________ It's not how many punches in life you can give, it's how many you can take and keep moving forward.- Rocky Balboa My System: P4 socket 478 3.4 gig.EE 512 kb. L2 2mb. L3 cache, LG H22 18X DVD+/-RW, Lite-On 16x 1633s DVD-RW, Delta 66 Sound Card, M-Audio Omni Studio I/O, 2gig. PC 3200 G. Skill ram,Demon 580 watt P/S, NVidia 6800 GT 256 mb.AGP video card, Zalman 7000 HSF, 120 gig. Samsung HDD

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construder New on Forum Join Date: Jul 2007 Posts: 12	Re: Write speed different from the one chosen!! I'm using DVDFab Platinum both for the enconding and the burning process (VSO engine isn't it called?). Is there any chance that because of the wrong burn speed with which my discs were burnt, a defect to have been created on them which i can't see?

29-07-2007	#8 (permalink)
astone2665 CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Saddle, Arkansas Posts: 981	Re: Write speed different from the one chosen!! Doubt it. If it plays good, leave it alone. If it's not broke, don't fix it ya know! LOL. If you really want to be sure of the quality of the burn and the actual burn speed, run the movie through Nero's CD-DVD Speed. It'll give you all the info on the completed disk. ~ Mike __________________ It's not how many punches in life you can give, it's how many you can take and keep moving forward.- Rocky Balboa My System: P4 socket 478 3.4 gig.EE 512 kb. L2 2mb. L3 cache, LG H22 18X DVD+/-RW, Lite-On 16x 1633s DVD-RW, Delta 66 Sound Card, M-Audio Omni Studio I/O, 2gig. PC 3200 G. Skill ram,Demon 580 watt P/S, NVidia 6800 GT 256 mb.AGP video card, Zalman 7000 HSF, 120 gig. Samsung HDD

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