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burning a CD by YourNeibour on 05-15-2009 at 01:05 PM
What is a good speed to burn a file on a CD without getting any errors on them?...i'm using nero 7 as my burning program.
regards
Anton
RE: burning a CD by Eddie on 05-15-2009 at 02:44 PM
I haven't really seen issues when burning CD's, but when burning DVD's in when you have to get slower.
RE: burning a CD by Spunky on 05-15-2009 at 03:13 PM
I never really had a problem with DVDs either, but I suppose as long as you don't have any buffer underruns you'll be fine
RE: burning a CD by Eddie on 05-15-2009 at 03:46 PM
quote:I've had a few issues with burning ISO's and certain programs, but yeah, generally no problems.
Originally posted by Spunky
I never really had a problem with DVDs either, but I suppose as long as you don't have any buffer underruns you'll be fine
RE: burning a CD by Menthix on 05-15-2009 at 04:14 PM
quote:Depends on your burner, the CD/DVD you're burning on, and sometimes your PC performance. Your burner and the CD/DVD will ofter have a recommended maximum speed written on it. If your PC is slow or you're doing heavy work while you're burning the maximum speed might be lower than that.
Originally posted by YourNeibour
What is a good speed to burn a file on a CD without getting any errors on them?...i'm using nero 7 as my burning program.
regards
Anton
Usually you can just leave the default settings though, the program will figure it out for you.