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  1. I hope I placed this in the right place...I have a Pioneer DVR-A03 writer for the pc...never had a problem with buring ISo until recently.. I get the folowing error...

    Buffer Underrun Command 2A Sense 05 ASC=21 ASCQ 1


    Can someone help me with this.


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    Actually, that's a writer, not a recorder. Moving you to DVD Writers. You might check if the drive has reverted to PIO mode as that may be one cause: To check DMA/PIO mode within Windows:

    Control Panel>System>Hardware>Device Manager>IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers.

    From there, right click on one of the channels and choose 'Properties>Advanced Settings'. All drives should be DMA mode. The 'Current Transfer Mode' for Hard drives is usually DMA 4-6 and DVD burners DMA 2-4, DVD ROMs usually DMA 2. If you see any in PIO mode, that can slow things down.

    Changing them back may be easy or complicated. First see if you can change them in that window. If not, I usually uninstall the channel the drive is on and let the OS reinstall it. This will usually take a reboot. This will not damage any files on the computer.

    If that doesn't help, get back to us.

    Also, what program are you burning with? Most have buffer underrun settings to prevent this.

    If you continue to have problems, I would replace the drive. Most media now is 8X - 16X and that burner is a little out of date for a lot of it.
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  4. Im using prassi primo ver 2.0, I even used Nero 7......when I look in the system under device managers the Ide are kisted as primary DMA and secondary DMA...I don't know how to change anything , I couldnt find any advanced settings....what might have changed sinced I use to do this without any problems.

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