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  1. Hi anyone help me please< i have an external USB2.0 Closure witha Pioneer 106 inside, I am using Toast Titanium 6.0
    The problem i am having is that an error occurs whilst starting to copy my dvd copy onto a dvd-r
    The error Buffer Underun appears on ever attempt (10 )
    I have been into the recorder settings under the advanced modde but it will not let me check with a tick the buffer underrun section

    Hope you can help thanks..

    Also will my Emac play multi region dvd s as I have a box appearing saying to set it up for region but can only be set up 5 times

    Help pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease
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    What speed are you burning at?

    Have you tried to burn slower?

    Are you using quality media?

    Is the drive USB 2.0 or USB 2.0 Fast?
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  3. Hi Mate thanks
    i am writing at 1x speed and its just a USB2.0 as far as i know?

    they are white label dvd-r with purple colour write side and they are green coloured top thanks
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    Any brand name on the media?
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  5. Hi Mate
    It just says whitelabel-media.com

    how do i know if this is usb2.0 mate
    sorry to be a pain
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    Originally Posted by pryddie
    how do i know if this is usb2.0 mate
    sorry to be a pain
    Typically USB devices are either 2.0 or 2.0 Fast. The fast version has speeds as fast as firewire, while the 2.0 has speed as fast as a snail. I would hope that the drive is 2.0 Fast, but if you're on an eMac, I dunno if they had 2.0 Fast ports. Anyone know if they did or not?

    Have you tried different media in the drive? Perhaps try an Apple or Verbatim disk and see if it works with it.

    Are the files on your Internal HD or are they on an external?
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  7. Hi mate
    Thanks for your patience, what i do have is this, a copy(backup) dvd-r in my dvd rom in my emac and my blank disc obviously in my external dvdrw so im trying to copy the disc
    hope this helps mate
    thanks
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    Originally Posted by tgpo
    Typically USB devices are either 2.0 or 2.0 Fast. The fast version has speeds as fast as firewire, while the 2.0 has speed as fast as a snail. I would hope that the drive is 2.0 Fast, but if you're on an eMac, I dunno if they had 2.0 Fast ports. Anyone know if they did or not?
    Emacs only have USB 1.1 ports, which move data at 120mbps.
    We have six at work, four are Emac 700, one is an Emac 800,
    and the last one, we got three weeks ago, is an Emac 1GHZ.
    All are USB 1.1 ports.

    To fix your problem, you'd be better off returning the external case,
    and getting a USB/FW combo external case, that way you can burn via FW, and knockout your BU problems.
    I do what you do ( Source DVD in the emac DVDRom drive, Blank in
    the FW attached external burner) and only FW spools the data
    fast enough to avoid the BUruns. Try to match the read speed
    and the burn speed minus one to help further, ie. if your
    DVDROm reads at 24x and your burner burns at 4x, a 2x burn
    will help mimize BU runs.

    Of course, nothing beats burning data direct from HD 2 DVD-R.....
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    USB1.1 was renamed to USB 2.0
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    How much memory you got?!
    Bufferunderruns can come from not enough memory!

    also from the data being chocked up as it goes from computer to external recorder!
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    Do what Terryj says. Your USB ports are too slow for burning DVD regardless of what the drive or case say is possible. You must connect your drive via firewire.
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    Originally Posted by tgpo
    USB1.1 was renamed to USB 2.0
    What a bunch of Weasels!! When the heck did they do that??

    I know there's no point in asking Why they did it.

    Mike
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