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| New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005
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| different media burn speeds We are using Pioneer 110. My Memorex -r 16x and +r 4x burn great using Clonedvd 2. However I bought Memorex -r 8x and keep getting media write error. Why is this happening? I am fairly new to this DVD burning and have had great success with Memorex almost 30 movies. Yes this is a big deal to me, my sons are quite proud of me. I just bought Sony -r 8x on sale at Future Shop and will try these, but my main question is why are the burners picky about the media and what do I do with media that doesn't burn as this can be quite expensive. Thanks |
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| CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Surrounded by granite in North GA
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| Re: different media burn speeds It's a combination of the burner and the drive. Some media is just low quality, and the best burner in the world isn't going to produce a good result with it. Also, drive manufacturers optimize write strategies for certain media, with Pioneer drives working best with DVD-R media from Japanese developers/manufacturers (Hitachi-Maxell, Mitsubishi, Taiyo Yuden, and TDK). I'd stay away from Memorex if I were you and stick to Verbatim. Memorex uses a variety of manufacturers' discs and you don't know what you're going to get, whereas Verbatim DVD media is always going to be Mitsubishi media. |
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| Re: different media burn speeds Hi elfmom and welcome to the forum! I would suggest a few things. First trying to figure out why one brand (or spindle) of media works fine on a given burner and another doesn't is an excersize in futility. Some combinations work and others don't.Second, don't buy a huge amount of an unknown quantity (even if they are on sale!) unless they can be returned. Third, READ these forums. Especially the one titled MEDIA. You can learn a lot. Good luck and happy burning! |
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| CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: @FX labs .de ...watching [Bender's.Game] [Tripping.The.Rift.The.Movie]
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Yup, I'd like to agree with what Two Degrees wrote. ![]()
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