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    I bought some of these blanks. I tried both of them using my Pioneer 108 and they both record at around 7 1/2 minutes each? What speed should I see? Should they record faster and in less trime? Should they record in 3 minutes?

    Tonight I will remove the Pioneer 108 and install Pioneer 109 and Benq 1620 Pro. I hope I see faster recording times from these baby's. I appreciate again any comment. Thanks again to all at VideoHelp. Here I really get good advice thanks again.
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  2. Originally Posted by mn072065
    Should they record in 3 minutes?
    Where the heck you get that idea from???????????????????

    It takes about 6 mins on a NEC 3250A, and depends on a lot of other things (media, setup, etc.).
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    I remember a post somewhere here that someone said that they recorded with the Pioneer 108 in 3 minutes with 16X media. Perhaps I should've follow more that thread and see if it was true, but when I had read that post, it was before I bought the Pioneer. Would you happen to know wht speed I should be seeing. Thanks again..
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  4. I think about 5min, 30secs is about the fastest you can burn with the BenQ (WOPC disabled). I'm not familiar with the Pioneer, but I assume it will be close to 6 minutes as well.

    I'm not a speed freak as much as I am a stickler for quality burns......so I'm no expert on fast burning. 2 or 3 extra minutes saved is not worth it to me.
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    thank you so much for the comment. So I shouln't complain for 6 minutes. What is (WOPC disabled)? I'm a rookie.
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  6. You can get 16x media to burn in 3 minutes if you keep your burns < 2gb....

    Stands for Walking Optimal Power Control. It's a feature of the drive that adjusts laser power during the burn cycle. It's on by default to help with final burn quality. I think it affects the overall burn time a bit.

    BenQ has a utility to turn WOPC off in it's Qsuite utility software. You can download it from here:

    QSUITE Official Download

    It's got book type management program, pre-scan media utility and other neat stuff. -Enjoy
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