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Yesterday I picked up a 50 pack of of 2x compusa DVD-R. I only got them because they were so extremely cheap ($20) but I was wondering if there is a way to circumvent the 2x speed and burn at 4x.
it all depend on the type of burner you have, some of which will burn them all at maximum speed and not lose quality or coaster. must be using some burning tricks that let it burn say 16x as 48x for cdr
There's a greater chance of burning coasters if you burn out of spec...not too bad for CDR's, but DVDR's are so pricey I'd just burn at the lower speed...
cdfreaks and cdrinfo probably have tools for analysing the quality of a burn. i've seen the results of some less then perfect burns in some threads there. burning media at higher then rated speed is begging for burn errors ... well its taking a chance. unless your willing to test out the results and all that wonderful hardcore stuff😉
well once you update to the latest firmware most dvdr that is rated at 1x or 2x should be able to burn at 4x or 8x. some 24x cdr burn at 40x, 16x at 32x, some 24x at 48x,32x at 48x
its not the quality of the media but how familiar your burner is with the type of media its handling.
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