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I guess a blu-ray writer would be best --- would it make sense to get a drive that would be installed in a desktop and mount in an enclosers?
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thx for the info --- I just a portable that is usb2 --- there is so many to pick from --- would info on the drive itself reveal it actual speed?
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fpefpe started following Norton Security , External drive usb2 / usb3 , ImgBurn v2.5.8.0 Released! and 3 others
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Hello --- it seems that most new small laptop don't have an optical drive, so picking one seems to be a challenge in itself ---- I think I read someplace that the connection, usb2 or usb3 does not make a difference, since it the drive itself that will dictate the speed --- so in looking for a drive does it matter if its usb2 or usb3? Thanks
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thanks for clearing that up
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so just to confim, Imgburn does NOT have any sort of limit on how many disc it will burn?
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Yes, that would seem to be the case, but as the text/line appears in the log: I 16:29:20 CD/DVD Life Record Count: 31 - CD/DVD Record Count: 3 I 16:29:20 BD Life Record Count: 10 - BD Record Count: 3 Is there some "upper limit" to how may disc can be "burned"
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Life Record Count I seened this line for cd/dvd and blu-ray discs in the log --- what is it counting?
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Hello --- I just noticed this about a usb dvd drive that I connected to my computer. the unit is sold as a usb3 device, but when I check the imgburn log, it notes it as a usb2 device --- does imgburn get this info from the dev manager? NOTE that the drive is connected to a a usb3 port on the computer is there a difference in the speed for a usb2 / usb3 optical drive? info2.txt
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Hello --- Please clarify the website notes the current info for imgburn is version: 2.5.8.0 Released: 16th June 2013 -- but the digests (sha1, md5) see to be changing over time --- are updates being applied to version 2.5.8.0? Thanks
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thx for the info
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Hello --- Thanks for the info --- what would be an good alternative to norton? kaspersky seems to get good marks, but because it founded/owned but a Russian it gets bad press in USA
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Hello -- I seems to always have a problem with norton security and running the installer for imgburn --- is norton the only one that flag imgburn and the website as bad?
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I just tried to go to imgburn.com --- NS --- blocked access I that to "go anyway" …. does anyone know why Norton is doing this? Then then got to the download page --- chrome with the NS plugin would not let me download (directly) from imgburn.com