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  1. 28th Dec 2002 20:24 #1
    DivXExpert
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    I know there isn't a best. But what are the better softwares that support overburning? Does Nero?
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    Nero does and works well.
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    Oh. Okay. Guess I just never noticed. How do you enable it? Or is it always enabled?
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    Click on File, Preferences and Expert Features. You can then set it so that it will overburn. You will also have to make sure your writer supports overburning.
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  5. 28th Dec 2002 21:25 #5
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    Is overburning bad for the drive?
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  6. 28th Dec 2002 21:34 #6
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    How do I tell if my drive supports it?
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  7. 29th Dec 2002 17:12 #7
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    Originally Posted by DivXExpert
    Is overburning bad for the drive?

    It can be if you overburn too much.
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