Burning very slow...

[amanito]

hello.

 

Today i tryed to burn the movie jumpern and when i saw it, it burned very slow. the burner is a samsung SH-S182F. Even if i burn at 8x or 56x its burn 1% all the time and the buffert on imgburn is 100%. My pc is new and this is the first time something like this happend, what shall i do? i have the newest firmware for my burner...

 

Thanks in advance

 

edit: here is a picture for more specific info about the burner.

 

Edited March 17, 2008 by amanito

[LOCOENG]

Welcome to the forum.

 

Check DMA for your drive(see my sig)and post a log from Imgburn, they are found at Help->Imgburn logs

[Dialysis1]

Check your DMA.

http://www.dvdplusvideo.com/dvdguide005.html

 

EDIT:

I was too slow.

Edited March 17, 2008 by Dialysis1

[LOCOENG]

[amanito]

hello. i already have it on DMA mode and here is the log:

 

http://www.speedyshare.com/239663627.html

 

this is the first time something like this happens to me it usally take 6 mins to burn a movie now it take to 15 minutes and the buffer is always on 100%. i hope you can help my guys i am counting on you.

 

thx

[blutach]

That is not the log. It is a shortcut!!!!

 

Please go to Help - ImgBurn Logs and simply cut and paste the log into your reply (no need for links)

 

Regards

[amanito]

That is not the log. It is a shortcut!!!!

 

Please go to Help - ImgBurn Logs and simply cut and paste the log into your reply (no need for links)

 

Regards

 

 

oh sorry i hope this one is the right one:

 

http://www.speedyshare.com/435465906.html

[LOCOENG]

We don't need a log to download, we need the log pasted here in this thread. Highlight all the text, right click and copy...then paste right here in this thread.

[LOCOENG]

15 minutes isn't an exceptionally long time for a burn, have you tinkered with the burn speed by accident perhaps?

[amanito]

15 minutes isn't an exceptionally long time for a burn, have you tinkered with the burn speed by accident perhaps?

 

Oh ofcourse i gonna paste it here! and no i never played with anyting, i just yesterday sat down and wanted to burn a movie and i saw it very slow and i didn't know what to do

 

[log removed - see post a few below]

[amanito]

15 minutes isn't an exceptionally long time for a burn, have you tinkered with the burn speed by accident perhaps?

 

no i never played with anything, i just sat down yesterday i wanted to burn a movie and i saw this

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Are you posting because your 4x DVD+RW won't burn faster than 4x?!

 

If you want to burn faster find a disc that supports faster speeds.

 

When you do, please copy + paste the log (from the log window - click the 'View' menu to enable it) if you run into a problem.

[amanito]

Are you posting because your 4x DVD+RW won't burn faster than 4x?!

 

If you want to burn faster find a disc that supports faster speeds.

 

When you do, please copy + paste the log (from the log window - click the 'View' menu to enable it) if you run into a problem.

 

here is the log

 

 

; //****************************************\\

; ImgBurn Version 2.4.0.0 - Log

; m

[Cynthia]

i always burn my dvd+rw on 8x and it only burns on 6min or so and now its 15 min...i didnt do anything to the burner...

 

Hej!

 

Perhaps this time you burnt more data on the disc than the days before.

 

Those discs can't burn anything faster than 4x.

[amanito]

i always burn my dvd+rw on 8x and it only burns on 6min or so and now its 15 min...i didnt do anything to the burner...

 

Hej!

 

Perhaps this time you burnt more data on the disc than the days before.

 

Those discs can't burn anything faster than 4x.

 

Tjenare!

 

But for a week ago i burned at 8x and it worked very well..but if i burn at 4x it dont have to take 15 minutes...its a new pc and i never had a problem with it before...

[Cynthia]

1x speed = 1 hour

4x speed = 15 min

 

I 19:29:15 Destination Media Type: DVD+RW (Disc ID: PHILIPS-041-00) (Speeds: 2,4x; 4x) <<-- that is supported write speed for your discs.

 

RW discs (

[amanito]

1x speed = 1 hour

4x speed = 15 min

 

I 19:29:15 Destination Media Type: DVD+RW (Disc ID: PHILIPS-041-00) (Speeds: 2,4x; 4x) <<-- that is supported write speed for your discs.

 

RW discs (

[Cynthia]

Du kan g

[amanito]

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[Cynthia]

I 23:29:20 Destination Media Type: DVD-R (Disc ID: MCC 03RG20) (Speeds: 4x; 8x; 12x; 16x; 18x)

 

I 23:29:20 Write Speed: 8x

 

Du har en Samsung br

[LOCOENG]

Lycka Till

 

At least I know what that means....

[blutach]

Ain't it great we have the Scandanavian forum built in here?

 

Lickya till ....

 

Regards

[volvofl10]

although Cynthia can answer you, none of the rest of us can follow the thread anymore

[amanito]

Hello and thank you very much chythia for your help, i am sorry we communciate in swedish but that's the best way i understand.

 

Chytina: tack jag ladda ner

[Cynthia]

Thanks I downloaded the translation file. But if I put my DVD +RW discs in another burner then they will still burn at 15 min? But if I buy new DVD +RW's it's not going to be the same issue?

Yes, they will still burn at the same max rate 4x. It's not the burner that is the limit - it's the discs. You should be able to find 8x +RW discs or 6x -RW discs in certain shops and those should burn faster. But they are more expensive than the 4x discs.

 

Ja, de vill fortfarande br