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    Burning faster than expected?

    in ImgBurn Support

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    ImgBurn will always tell the drive to burn at whatever speed you have selected.

     

    It's then down to the drive to say if that speed is one of the 'supported' ones or not.

     

    If it's not a supported speed it'll just use (or at least should do!) the closest speed to it.

     

    LIGHTNING UK! I think this is kinda weird, because I?ve always used Verbatim (MC0400, I think it is). I have burned about a hundred of these...and all of those where burnt in about 5400kb/s (x3.9-x4).

    Burning faster than expected?

    in ImgBurn Support

    Posted

    I myself use a Benq DW 1640, Pioneer 110D, and an LG. All dual layer burners. You'll get lots of different responses for this question. I guess its really up to yourself what you like taking into account price, quality, and reputation of whatever burner your looking at. Plextor is another great brand although usually a bit more pricey than the above mentioned ones. :)

     

    Thats a lot of burners you have there, I heard that Benq is really good. So i think I?ll go with one of those actually. :D

    Burning faster than expected?

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    Posted

    Thats really dependent on the quality of media used and your burner ( keeping firmware up to date ). Img will poll the media to see what speeds its comfortable at burning with. Burn proof being enabled is your safest bet for a quality successful burn. :)

     

    Okay, thanks for the info and one more thing, which burner is the best? In your honest opinion, i have a kinda crappy burner.

    Burning faster than expected?

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    Kakarotto: As Polo mentioned above, just set your burn to max and make sure you have burn proof enabled, everything will be fine for you. :thumbup:

     

    From what i heard, the quality gets worse if you burn faster, is this true or just a myth? Because when i burn i want it to be as safe as possible. :)

    Burning faster than expected?

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    Posted

    So i shouldn?t be afraid if it burns over my set burn speed? Because x1 has always been x4 with this media i use. No worries there kakarotto, Imgburn is an amazing program............. :D .

     

    Puh, thank you for your help, now I can burn without regrets again. Hahahahahaha! *EVIL LAUGH*

    Burning faster than expected?

    in ImgBurn Support

    Posted · Edited by Kakarotto

    kakarotto, You had a successful burn, No?. Looks to me like you set the burn speed at 1X and the media can't burn at that speed........ 00:22:44 Destination Media Type: DVD+R (Disc ID: MCC-004-00) (Speeds: 4x; 8x; 12x; 16x)

     

    Your burner fiqured that out by reading the disc and just let itself burn at the max speed it sensed the media was comfortable at. :) Imgburn overwrote your manual 1X setting since it was irrelevent. in this case.

     

    Yes, the burn seems to be successful. I?ve tested the disc too, and it works perfectly fine. So i shouldn?t be afraid if it burns over my set burn speed? Because x1 has always been x4 with this media i use.

    Burning faster than expected?

    in ImgBurn Support

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    I used a Verbatim DVD+R, the problem is that i set burning speed to x1, what i expected was that highest possible write rate would be about 5400, but look at this log:

     

    I 00:21:13 ImgBurn Version 2.1.0.0 started!

    I 00:21:13 Microsoft Windows XP Professional (5.1, Build 2600 : Service Pack 2)

    I 00:21:13 Initialising SPTI...

    I 00:21:13 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...

    I 00:21:13 Found 1 DVD?RW/RAM!

    I 00:22:44 Operation Started!

    I 00:22:44 Source File: D:\Filmer\Downloads\Emanuelle.And.The.Last.Cannibals.1977.UNCUT.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-BBDvDR\emanuelle-bbdvdr.img

    I 00:22:44 Source File Sectors: 2?288?871 (MODE1/2048)

    I 00:22:44 Source File Size: 4?687?607?808 bytes

    I 00:22:44 Source File Volume Identifier: EMANUELLE

    I 00:22:44 Source File Application Identifier: MKISOFS ISO 9660/HFS FILESYSTEM BUILDER & CDRECORD CD-R/DVD CREATOR © 1993 E.YOUNGDALE © 1997 J.PEARSON/J.SCHILLING

    I 00:22:44 Source File Implementation Identifier: mkisofs

    I 00:22:44 Source File File System(s): ISO9660; UDF (1,02)

    I 00:22:44 Destination Device: [1:0:0] HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4167B DL13 (E:) (ATA)

    I 00:22:44 Destination Media Type: DVD+R (Disc ID: MCC-004-00) (Speeds: 4x; 8x; 12x; 16x)

    I 00:22:44 Destination Media Sectors: 2?295?104

    I 00:22:44 Write Mode: DVD

    I 00:22:44 Write Type: DAO

    I 00:22:44 Write Speed: 1x

    I 00:22:44 Link Size: Auto

    I 00:22:44 Test Mode: No

    I 00:22:44 BURN-Proof: Enabled

    I 00:22:46 Filling Buffer...

    I 00:22:48 Writing LeadIn...

    I 00:23:02 Writing Image...

    I 00:30:31 Synchronising Cache...

    I 00:30:32 Closing Track...

    I 00:30:35 Finalising Disc...

    I 00:31:07 Image MD5: 3704dfed00e19d54fb377ff3d47605cd

    I 00:31:07 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 00:08:22

    I 00:31:07 Average Write Rate: 10?195 KB/s (7.4x) - Maximum Write Rate: 10?195 KB/s (7.4x)

    I 00:31:07 Cycling Tray before Verify...

    W 00:31:17 Waiting for device to become ready...

    I 00:31:32 Device Ready!

    I 00:31:32 Operation Started!

    I 00:31:32 Source Device: [1:0:0] HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4167B DL13 (E:) (ATA)

    I 00:31:32 Source Media Type: DVD+R (Book Type: DVD+R) (Disc ID: MCC-004-00) (Speeds: 4x; 8x; 12x; 16x)

    I 00:31:32 Image File: D:\Filmer\Downloads\Emanuelle.And.The.Last.Cannibals.1977.UNCUT.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-BBDvDR\emanuelle-bbdvdr.img

    I 00:31:32 Image File Sectors: 2?288?871 (MODE1/2048)

    I 00:31:32 Image File Size: 4?687?607?808 bytes

    I 00:31:32 Image File Volume Identifier: EMANUELLE

    I 00:31:32 Image File Application Identifier: MKISOFS ISO 9660/HFS FILESYSTEM BUILDER & CDRECORD CD-R/DVD CREATOR © 1993 E.YOUNGDALE © 1997 J.PEARSON/J.SCHILLING

    I 00:31:32 Image File Implementation Identifier: mkisofs

    I 00:31:32 Image File File System(s): ISO9660; UDF (1,02)

    I 00:31:33 Verifying Sectors...

    I 00:40:03 Image MD5: 3704dfed00e19d54fb377ff3d47605cd

    I 00:40:09 File Successfully Deleted: D:\Filmer\Downloads\Emanuelle.And.The.Last.Cannibals.1977.UNCUT.NORDiC.PAL.DVDR-BBDvDR\emanuelle-bbdvdr.img

    I 00:40:09 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 00:08:30

    I 00:40:09 Average Verify Rate: 8?975 KB/s (6.5x) - Maximum Verify Rate: 13?516 KB/s (9.8x)

     

    What seems to be the problem?

    Burning a Dual Layer Disc with two DVD-R?

    in ImgBurn Support

    Posted

    I have a movie that is on a dual layer disc, i would like to burn this "one" disc into two DVD-R, I?ve tried to do this once, but i dont know how it works with layer breaks. I?ve burned it once, disc 1 is playing, but it laggs, and disc two cant be read by my DVD, disc 2 also requires ifo/bup files that are on disc 1. To simply put it: Can you give me an exact description on how to burn a dual layer on two DVD-R?s?

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