nukemaster
Titan
Out of curiosity, does anyone else find my earlier statement to be true in general? I almost never have good results when burning over 8x DVD's or over 12x CDs, no matter what drive/pc/cpu configuration and no matter what media I use. Does high speed burning HAVE to cause problems down the line...always? Anyone have any 16x DVDs burned over a year ago that still work flawlessly??
For the record i burn at half speed(24cd 8dvd) most of the time since i am in no hurry(and it should cut the possibility of errors down). I rip @ full, but i can always go down if i get errors. To date even burning at full has not given me any errors yet. But i sure have killed some ODD's(all brands die the same for me) in the past.
I did a quick Nero speedtest of audio CD's in my samsing and it was slow as balls on one CD and had errors at the end but fast on another CD(they are both real non burned CD's so its odd that the other one slows down at the end on all drives). All other drives run normal then get slow at the end where the errors are.... And the disc is not even scratched....Maybe the drive detects the cd quality like liteon's used to. All i know is at the rate i can kill a drive. I just get cheap ones and use them to death....