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  1. My old PC had a Pioneer 10x DVD and it used to rip at upto 5x

    Just got a new machine with a Samsung 16x, and it's not ripping above 2x I think DMA isn't enabled, but I can't find it anywhere !! using WinXP home edition, new to XP, so can anyone point me in the right direction ?
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  2. Well its like this! Make sure you have DMA enabled. In DEVICE MANAGER. Look at which channel that is connected to that drive. Delete that channel ( IDE ) in DEVICE MANAGER then Re-Boot. It will put it back yuor IDE the same as it was but LOOK! now you can rip at 5x+ now!!!
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  3. It has nothing to do with WinXP IMO. I bet your DVD drive is one that is locked at 2x like most DVD writers are. Just install a LiteON LTD163 or LTD166s DVD drive and you will rip at 8x (I get rips as high as 15x on DVD5 discs) and higher like my drives.
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  4. Sorry about this forgot to say as I use XP PRO. Go START, SETTINGS, CONTROL PANEL, SYSTEM, HARDWARE, DEVICE MANAGER. IDE ATA Controllers. Primary or Secondary IDE, Advance Settings. Hope this helps.
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  5. have a samsung dvd/cdr combo drive...i loaded the latest firmware off the samsung site..it turned out that it put the ripping speed down to 2x when before i was getting upto 12x..so i loaded an earlier firmware and got back my speed...this may help if you have enabled dma in your control panel........basser
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  6. I would enable the DMA if I could find it been looking everywhere !!
    Panther

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  7. Originally Posted by Panther96
    I would enable the DMA if I could find it been looking everywhere !!
    Look in Start/Control Panel/System/Hardware/device manager/IDE ATA controllers/primary IDE controller and secondary IDE controller.
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  8. Well it looks like it is enabled

    Can't believe I've got a much quicker PC (2.4Ghz P4 v's 850Mhz PIII), but I can't rip as quick

    Converts faster though
    Panther

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    I had that same problem two days ago. Even though it is enabled Delete the IDE/ATA controllers and it will pick up your speed. Before I did it I was getting rip speeds of 2x if I was lucky now up to 12x. Dont be scared, just Delete them and restart your computer, they will automatically reinstall.

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    @Panther96,

    Make sure you post the result and let us know how it all worked out.

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  11. Top Marks to Slick Rick

    Deleted the Primary IDE controller, let Windows re-install it, rebooted again and voila

    Just tried a DVD, and got the ripping speed upto 6.3x

    Which is 3x better than before !! alot more acceptable !!

    Cheers for the advice
    Panther

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  12. I just wanted to say THANK YOU to everybody. I just bought a Sony DRU-500ULX and the slow ripping was pissing me off. But fortunately, my computer had a built in 16 speed Pionner DVD player. I was only getting rip speeds of 2 too but after reading this posting, I can rip now around 10 speed (took me three tries to get it working though). Thank you Thank you Thank you!!

    Now only if I can find the original firmware that came with my DVD burner. I stupidly upgraded my firmware to 2.0f and because of this, I can only burn certain 2 speed DVD media at 1 speed and each time I try to burn at 4 speed, I need to restart my computer... **sigh** But this is a different story.

    Thanks again all.
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  13. Thats funny, I thought I had already told you about deleting IDE Channel and re-booting.
    Keep going till you get it right!!!
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    Had the same problem with my A04. However I noticed this while burning (I never use the A04 for ripping, I use my DVD-ROM for that).
    The processor load was way too high.
    When I deleted the IDE channels, it did switch back to UDMA, but as soon as I tried burning again, it went back to PIO.
    You can see it happening in eventviewer (system). You will get errors 9 and 11, and after 6 of these errors, XP switches back to PIO.

    I decided I could not bear this problem any longer (could do nothing with my PC while burning) and bought a Promise IDE PCI controller, and now it works fine.

    I think the cause of this is the louzy VIA chipset on my Abit KT7A-RAID.
    But this will soon be retired for a new system
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  15. Good That is the same card as mine, forgot to say I had that card.
    Keep going till you get it right!!!
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    Originally Posted by Pussylips
    Good That is the same card as mine, forgot to say I had that card.
    You mean the Abit ?
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  17. No, it is an old board can't remember what it is. I use a promise IDE controller.
    Keep going till you get it right!!!
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