08-19-2011,05:56 AM

Originally Posted by
Player1
This thread is funny.
I never mean setting IMGBURN at 1x would slow down burning speed to 1x.
THATS impossible.
I dont know how to put this in my spanglish... ill try...
EXAMPLE 1-
IMGBURN : 1X
DVD native average speed: 4X
DVD BURNER MAX : 1 MILLION X
WICH SPEED DO YOU HAVE FINALLY ???
EXAMPLE 2-
IMGBURN: 8X
DVD average speed; 4x
DVD BURNER: 1MILL X
EXAMPLE 3-
IMGBURN : 4X / 1X
DVD a/s : 4X
EXTERNAL USB BURNER: 1 MILL X
WELL...
FOR ME :
1- 4X
2- 4X
3- 3,3X (The best copies ever in verbatim 16x -R, i speak as a consoles tech))
Setting the program to MINIMUM is just to forget that item forever, i never tryed 16x or something , if some of you did it, just tell us.
I understand what you mean.
But if you cannot get your burner to burn at 1x speed, it just means that your burner or the media used cannot go that slowly.
Setting the speed to 1x will really cause the disc to get burnt at 1x speed it your hardware and media can run that slowly.
My DVD burners all support burning at 16x speed, but my previous laptop's drive often struggled to get past 4x at the inner part of the discs. 
The lowest speed that all my DVD writers support is 4x, so setting the speed to anything lower is just dumb.
I've always burnt my discs at 16x (Except when using an unreliable burner), and had no problems before (Even with my ex-SCPH-39001 that had a KHS-400C laser).
Just use a reliable burner and high-quality Verbatim DVD-R discs.
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