> Can't find my original thread re: this problem, but this is close.
>
> I was having all sorts of errors trying to burn 8x media @ 8x. The burn would
> be physically bad, with blank bands, scorches, etc. Below that, they were
> fine, and 16x media worked @ 16x. I thought I'd tried everything,
Can't find my original thread re: this problem, but this is close.
I was having all sorts of errors trying to burn 8x media @ 8x. The burn would
be physically bad, with blank bands, scorches, etc. Below that, they were
fine, and 16x media worked @ 16x. I thought I'd tried everything, different
On Dec 11 2004, Andrew Schulman wrote:
> $ cdrecord dev=ATAPI:/dev/dvd -prcap
Please, bear in mind that I don't have a DVD burner.
Anyway, if I am not mistaken remembering what Jens Axboe said, you should
use dev=/dev/dvd instead of dev=ATAPI:/dev/dvd to access your drive.
This is the way that I'
I have an NEC ND-3500AG DVD burner. The mfr specs say it can burn single
layer DVDs (-R, +R) at 16x, and dual layer DVDs at 4x. But so far I can't
get any burn speed above 4x, and I can't burn dual layer at all.
I mainly use K3b for burning, but have fooled around a bit with cdrecord and
growiso
--On Saturday, December 11, 2004 01:46 -0500 Andrew Schulman
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(1) Is the burn speed restriction a limitation of the current ATA
implementation (libata?)? Related to the "no DMA" warning?
Yes. In PIO mode you'll be lucky to push more than 1800kbyte/sec, and your
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