What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ? - Club CDFreaks

jegus · 03-06-2005

What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ?

I have B7V9 now, but in the thread
***Burn Quality Hall of Fame** I see that many use B7P9 and B7T9.

Is it possible to flash back to these firmwares?

/jegus

CdMonster · 03-06-2005

yep if you want to try a older firmware. it's no problem to flashback.

although i think most people here like to use the latest version.

which is V9.

xtw1ster · 03-06-2005

I would have to agree. This isn't quite a full burn, but i think a decent score nonetheless. Fuji branded TY02 @ 12x wopc on, B7V9 ala42 speed patched.

*Kenshin* · 03-06-2005

There are two TY02:

+ YUDEN000T02
- TYG02

Spitfire · 03-06-2005

@xtw1ster: "a decent score"

I'd love to see a "good" score

@jegus: many of the post in the ***Burn Quality Hall of Fame** are using older firmware before V9 came out.

jegus · 03-06-2005

Flashed my drive from B7V9 to B7P9

TY T02 burned @12X (The Matrix Reloaded)

jegus · 03-06-2005

Flashed my drive from B7V9 to B7P9

TY T02 burned @4X (The Matrix Reloaded)

jegus · 03-06-2005

This disc is burned @12x with fw B7V9.

TY T02 (The Matrix Reloaded)

*Kenshin* · 03-06-2005

The first types of media manufacturers try on their drives before release are sample media provided by Mitsubishi, Taiyo Yuden, Ricoh, Philips and such, often air-shipped directly from Japan. Therefore, it's likely that even the pre-release firmwares are good enough. BenQ, NEC, LG drives were good enough with Mitsubishi, Hitachi-Maxell, Taiyo Yuden media of all the popular and latest MIDs by the time they were going to be sample-shipped.

4hales · 03-06-2005

I have some Fuji 8X DVD+R MIJ YUDEN000-T02 disks and with my BenQ 1620 with B7V9 that code shows up as 16X, 12X, 8X, 4X speeds. With Nero, If I have the speed set to MAX, it burns at 8X. Is it getting the 8X from the DVD ATIP data? Do I have to select 12X to burn these 8X at 12X? My first burn with MAX (burned at 8X) I got a quality score of 99. I wanted to try faster burns.

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jegus CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Apr 2005 Location: Sweden Posts: 341	What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ? <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> What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ? I have B7V9 now, but in the thread *Burn Quality Hall of Fame I see that many use B7P9 and B7T9. Is it possible to flash back to these firmwares? /jegus

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CdMonster CD Freaks Senior Member Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: USA Posts: 252	Re: What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ? yep if you want to try a older firmware. it's no problem to flashback. although i think most people here like to use the latest version. which is V9. __________________ 5 dead BenQ 1620's new owner of a nec 3540

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Kenshin CDFreaks Resident Join Date: May 2002 Location: Near Seoul, South Korea Posts: 12,379	Re: What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ? There are two TY02: + YUDEN000T02 - TYG02 __________________ Kill Confucius

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Spitfire CD Freaks Member Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: East Coast Posts: 142	Re: What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ? @xtw1ster: "a decent score" I'd love to see a "good" score @jegus: many of the post in the *Burn Quality Hall of Fame are using older firmware before V9 came out. __________________ Philips 8631@BenQ DW1620 B7V9 P4 3.2GHz w/HT 800MHz FSB 1GB DDR@400 2160GB SATA (should I RAID 0?) 128MB X800SE@500/400 Time is a great teacher, but unfortunately it kills all its pupils.* Hector Berlioz

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Kenshin CDFreaks Resident Join Date: May 2002 Location: Near Seoul, South Korea Posts: 12,379	Re: What firmware should I choose for burning TY02 ? The first types of media manufacturers try on their drives before release are sample media provided by Mitsubishi, Taiyo Yuden, Ricoh, Philips and such, often air-shipped directly from Japan. Therefore, it's likely that even the pre-release firmwares are good enough. BenQ, NEC, LG drives were good enough with Mitsubishi, Hitachi-Maxell, Taiyo Yuden media of all the popular and latest MIDs by the time they were going to be sample-shipped. __________________ Kill Confucius

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