Burning pauses and then continues

[Not_Over]

Hello,

 

Sometimes when I'm burning files or folders*** in Build mode (.avi videos for example) the burning speed starts to decrease till it reaches 0x. At this point if I move my mouse the burning process continues (the speed increases back to 4x), but also I think that if I don't do anything the burning starts again after some time*. The burning process sometimes pauses like 3 times and this causes the burning to take much more time. I haven't noticed any pauses when ImgBurn is verifying the files.

The interesting thing is that the verification does not find errors and neither do I since all the videos** are playable and don't seem to have any lapses. Can you tell me why this is happening?

 

*because sometimes when I get back to the PC I see the speed increasing from like 1x to 4x when there has been burned more than 50% of the files.

** when I burn other things like .rar/.zip files or any other files I find no errors or problems with them.

*** When I burn DVD's I leave my PC alone. I even disconnect the internet and close any program that might "steal" resources from ImgBurn.

 

OS: Windows 7 64 bits

Drive: LG GH22NP20

Firmware version: 2.00 (the latest according to the updater which supports Windows 7)

DVD's used: DVD-+R Verbatim

 

Thank you for your help

ImgBurn1.log

Edited December 28, 2009 by Not_Over

[Cynthia]

W 20:36:56 Waiting for buffers to recover... (LBA: 711360)

W 20:37:15 Waiting for hard disk activity to reach threshold level...

Your hard disk can't feed the burner fast enough.

[Not_Over]

W 20:36:56 Waiting for buffers to recover... (LBA: 711360)

W 20:37:15 Waiting for hard disk activity to reach threshold level...

Your hard disk can't feed the burner fast enough.

 

But that's weird... I have the same PC since May and this only started to happen weeks ago. Is there anything that can be interfering?

[Cynthia]

Perhaps the hard disk is stuck in PIO mode instead of DMA mode.

 

http://club.myce.com/f61/troubleshooting-enabling-checking-dma-windows-vista-xp-2000-me-9x-101616/

[spinningwheel]

Also, when is the last time you defragged the HDD?

[Not_Over]

Perhaps the hard disk is stuck in PIO mode instead of DMA mode.

 

http://club.myce.com/f61/troubleshooting-enabling-checking-dma-windows-vista-xp-2000-me-9x-101616/

 

I followed the guide for Vista (since I have Windows 7) but when I get to "Advanced Settings" in the "ATA Channel 0 Properties" I have absolutely nothing on "Devices", it's empty.

 

 

Also, when is the last time you defragged the HDD?

 

I have a program that keeps defragging my hard disk whenever it is idle. So I don't think that's the problem.

[Cynthia]

Check so that it's not the defragger that starts at the same time as your burn.