Hi all,
A few days ago I purchased a Asus DRW-1608P3S, I am currently burning a dvd (data) and I burnt a dvdr (movie) but when I was burning the mvoie on average it should take 5 mins, this took almost 30 mins. When it was burning the read buffer and buffer level where not steady they where bouncing all over the show. On my previous dvd writers they did not do this they stayed static at 100%.
Could this be a faulty dvd writer drive, or soemthing else?
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Check your dma - instructions here:
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=101616
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Originally Posted by narl
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Originally Posted by OneSickPup
I tried to update the firmware but it already has the latest firmware on it. -
Originally Posted by oldandinthe way
Good point! ASUS and Pioneer drives of this type require 80 wire - 40 conductor cables.
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Originally Posted by narl
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Originally Posted by narl
www.imgburn.com
The imgburn website seems to be down at this time. Try later to access it. If using a new 80 wire ide cable doesn't solve your problem and the IMGBURN doesn't work as well then your drive is probably defective. -
UDMA4 mod eis required!
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