Related topics

Easy CD Creator Update
OpenDocument&softw are TOPIC The Mac OS X 10.0.4 Update addresses certain issues, updates system software, and improves performance. Improves iTunes audio CD burning performance by offering only the most reliable burn speed choice(s). * Resolves a rare issue in which a USB device may not respond after the

Optimal stripe and cluster size for Raid 0 ??
Your HDD is the fastest device on your machine and I have found that copying material there first and then burning the CD is almost fool proof. therefore, 2x is the best write speed, and that's only if the source audio CD is in near perfect condition, no dirty finger marks, scraps or scratches ..... alas,

soft update should be default
... Himmel folgende Fehlermedlung (undokumentiert bei NERO): "PMA Update failure" bei jeglichem Brennen mit meinem LG GCE 8520B und Nero 6.0 Weiss wer Rat? Determine maximum speed : FALSE Simulate : FALSE Write : TRUE Finalize CD : FALSE Multisession : FALSE Burning mode : DAO Mode : 1 ISO Level : 1 (Max. of 11

Back-up update
[ Just as an aside, I found the write speed in comparison was pitiful. That is, until I turned on the drive's write caching feature. Now the drive writes a whole track at a time by apparently writing from wherever the head happens to be at the start, so it might write sectors 57-63 then sectors 0-56 if the head

soft update should be default
For some reason, both ECDC and Nero say that my max burn speed is only 4x speed, instead of 8x speed. Does anyone know why? I found this on Dell's site: ftp://ftp.dell.com/rmsd/D45UXR03.exe This firmware update resolves the following: 1) Enables 8X writing for all previously unsupported CD-R (write-once) media.

Nero Express 5.5 and TDK 5200B--Update
smh smh...@mindspring.com comp publish cdrom hardware alt cd-rom comp publish cdrom software alt comp periphs cdr Update: Ezcd 4.03a, the latest, still did not fix the DAE speed bug completely !!! ====================== From: Adrian Miller Subject: Re: Audio Error Plextor 8/2/20 Date: 11/22/99 "Laurie 57" wrote.

Change drive speed with Nero Express 6
New MSI x52 rewriter, just doesn't burn fast enough!! I am 45% of the way through a complete 700mb disc and it has so far taken 9 minutes!!! Bloody thing can go back if it doesn't improve. Right...cannot get Nero 5.10 to detect any write speed faster than 24. Have tried their speed-detect feature etc...no joy.

easy cd update 5.3.2 can't change burn speed
NuMbNuTz circ...@pleaides.com alt comp hardware overclocking Just for anyone interested in Overclocking, The way of getting 5.5 with a higher bus speed is gonna be quite tricky. Just thought I'd pass as some info along. Possible for 600 MHZ, whether a celeron will do it as a PII will. Anyone got an idea where I'd

CD writer update ....... (Re: OT ... CD writers) ... OT maybe.
Addresses a situation that could result in a failure when burning a disc using iTunes 3 and a high burn speed. * Addresses an issue in which Disk Utility could inaccurately report "problems" when scanning a disc that was burned with iTunes or in the Finder. * Adds support for various third-party disc burners,

Jaguar 10.2.1 update
... in use : 48 % Uncached PFiles: 0x0 Use Static Write Speed Table: 0 Use Inquiry: 1 Wizard: Off CD-ROM (ISO) 8.8.2001 21:22:21 #1 Text 0 File Burncd.cpp, no patch infos, orig at #0): write at #0 21:22:23 #21 Text 0 File Mmc.cpp, Line 15544 Set BUFE: BURN-Proof -> ON 21:22:47 #22 SCSI -1135 File Cdrdrv.cpp,

What 10.0.0.4 does (FYI from apple)
Memory Stick PRO has an improved transfer speed of up to 160 Mbps* and a new minimum write speed** of 15Mbps when used with optimised, compatible devices. become compatible via an update service although high speed data transfer and MagicGate function of Memory Stick PRO are not supported (detailed information

Burn speed?
When Nero is burning, it doesn't update the speed indication if it changes during the burn. I have attached a little registry hack which will cause Nero to show its burn speed dynamically. Just double click the .reg file. PS it would surprise me if it's the media princo has always been a good name in blank CDR's

CD burning speeds
... my 103 to use a03 updates on it, and yes, they told me that they would not supply an firmware update to a 103 drive despite the fact that they made it. The Pioneer will work at 2 x speed with media other than the Pioneer brand... but the list is a short one. I have found verbatim media works at 2x and the

Celeron 300A OC Update
Doug Russell druss...@saturn-tech.com mailing freebsd stable On Sun, 6 May 2001, Jan Mikkelsen wrote: Good write speed is possible without using write cache If the first block X was still dirty in the cache when the second write came, hopefully the drive is smart enough just to update what should be written to

Jaguar 10.2.1 update
8) Burn speed is set too high - solution - reduce burn speed. 9) System is inadequate to handle the demands of it's components - solution - consider upgrading. Adding additional RAM - 256MB or higher can really help if upgrading other components is too costly. 10) software/burner incompatibility - solution - update

easy cd update 5.3.2 can't change burn speed
You may also need to adjust the "speed=" variable to match your CDR/W drive's burn speed. Of course all this has been covered over, and over, and over, It has loads of URLs with information to help you get up to speed with Linux, Unix and USENET. If you also want to receive update notices when our NewB Help

Determining max burn speed (pre & post)
I have a new firmware update for the WD HDD but have not yet used it. I haven't seen a firmware upgrade on the NEC site or Dell for the burner, but there is one available through cd-freaks What I did notice was that if I cut the burn speed back to 6x it burned quicker (12 to 15 min) which seems to be around 4x.

Cd audio burning nightmare update
YOU needed a firmware update to make yours BURN halfassed decent, whereas the pioneer needed a hack to appease the speed demons (pirates?) I can live with 2x rip speed, can you live with halfassed media compatibility? I agree about the apples and oranges, but not your conclusion. Both drives do work fine out of the

BURN SPEEDS
Antony Lacey allat...@plug.drivers.org.uk uk comp sys mac Tony Hall <s...@tony-hall.net> wrote: Any ideas why I can't get 8x burn speed with a Pioneer 107D Unfortunately you can't update the firmware using a Mac ... officially. Of course .... always seems to be the way. But this hasn't been completed yet.

zip speed problems
However, the Properties/Recording tab for the burner shows only 3 speed settings: "Fastest"/"X 2"/"X 1". I did a test burn of a 632MB CD using the default "Fastest" setting and this took 36 minutes to Yes, I *have* installed the Windows XP burner update but it's made no difference! Thanks in anticipation. Cheers.