lautrecT
4/03/2003
15:43:36
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burning speed (too slow)
hi, I wonder if anyone here can help me about my LG GCE 8520-B CDRW. my problem is burning speed. I can burn a cd about 10 minutes and everyone says this is too much.my maximum speed is 48x and it also takes too much time too. I dont have an idea about what the problem is. also when I try to copy entire disc it takes about 20 minutes.I will be very glad if you can help me..
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Dag
5/18/2003
17:49:04
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I've got the same problem mate with my 48 speed lg cdrw. Takes 10 mins copying a 60 min cd at max speed on the fly & my pc is high spec.
Did you sort out yours, if so could you let me know how you fixed it, thanx.
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arda
7/03/2003
15:35:01
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i have the same problem too. it is really disappointing not being able to use a device fully!!!
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SToN3MoNK
8/03/2003
19:41:25
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hey every1, hope u guys figured out yer problems! if not maybe this will help
cd burning speed can depend on a great deal of things, including how the drives r connected internally, ie which ide channel they are on, relative to one another AND the hard drive..
i am not going to explain these thinbgs, but tell u one quick thing to check! If u r running windows 2000,XP and possibly other windows os's, the speed problem may actually be yer OS and not yer hardware
Go to my computer/control panel/
Now click and open the System icon
Go to the hardware tab and click the button that says hardware manager or device manager
from the list click to expand the IDE ATA/ATAPI controllers
ok now perform the following on everything! listed in the IDE section ( should be typically 3 items:
double click to open the properies screen
click the advanced settings tab
choose the DMA if available mode from BOTH of the transfer mode boxes
i can tell u right now that if they say PIO mode, then that is definitely yer problem!!
make these changes and then reboot.. and hopefully it will work out better
~peaceLuv,
SToN3MoNK
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Chris
10/14/2003
00:46:46
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Hi, I just downloaded WinMPG Video Convert from www.download.com for my Windows XP Professional Version 2002. I couldn't change my .avi to VCD and all that with my burner. The WinMPG Video Convert takes a while but it works. I go back to my burner to create a VCD with the "new" MPEG file and the burner starts to burn, then stalls for alittle less than a minute then says "Burning Speed Too Slow". My question is how and why does this always happen and how can I fix/prevent this from happening? HELP!
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redsabri
11/23/2003
01:32:18
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Thanks mate! PIO mode was the problem: Everything works fine now :)
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Yordan
11/10/2004
11:43:56
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Hi , I would be very grateful if anyone could help me solve my problem. I bought LG super multi dvd drive GSA 4160B but I have problems with the burning speed. I should burn the dvds for 7 minutes, 8X like it says on the display window when writing, but my actual speed is 0,66X because I burn them for 1:15 h. Have anyone idia what could be the problem? Please help me....
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D aG
11/13/2004
12:59:52
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Hi Yordan.
Check out this link a guy there has the same prob & he sorted his out, hope this helps.
http://club.cdfreaks.com/showthread.php?t=110737
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jim
4/25/2005
18:07:35
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how do I alter the speed for burning
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Sylvie
1/10/2006
11:46:55
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hi i got problem too with write speed, max speed is 16x while it should be 40x
and with dvd i can only burn at 8x while should be 16x
i havea LG GSA-4160B
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Darrell J Fields
2/18/2006
14:13:13
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my burner is suppost to burn at 52x and it usually takes about 2 to 3 minutes to burn but in the past week its been taking it about 8 to 10 minutes does anyone know why and could you please help me i really appreciate it thanks
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luny
3/09/2006
21:54:04
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um well i juss think itz my settins cuz i just had my computer fixed and i guess my other settings where faster can enyone here help me plz oh yeah and im usin nero
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Dana
4/04/2006
18:50:04
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I have burned a dvd's but some of them do not burn the movies proberly, The have skips in them. My question is is it better to burn at 1x 2x 4x 8x or should I use the max speed. Which would burn the movie deeper into the disk
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Dana
4/04/2006
18:52:21
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sorry that is Properly. oops!
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onofus
1/20/2007
09:55:48
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Search for PIOtoDMA.exe on google and run this if DMA is set to PIO even if DMA if Avalible is choosen
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trese
2/13/2007
01:39:21
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If youre ide drive doesnt change from pio to DMA try this, it owrked for me after several attemp to change the damn transfer rate:
This behaviour occurs with the following conditions:
Windows XP is the operating system
A CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive, which is known to support DMA mode now works only in PIO mode.
The drive controller is set to use “DMA if available” but reports to be only in PIO mode.
Following is the mechanism that has worked for me, please try it at your own risk, it involves hacking the registry:
Open RegEdit
Find the following KEY: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\ Class\{4D36E96A-E325-11CE-BFC1-08002BE10318}\000x
The last four digits will be 0000, 0001, 0002, 0003, and so on.
Under each key, delete all occurences of the following values: MasterIdDataChecksum
SlaveIdDataChecksum
Reboot the computer. Windows will now redetect DMA settings
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John
8/22/2008
02:17:16
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My friends. You don't need to make manual adjustments, or update firmware, to solve the slow burning problem. Simply uninstall IDE chanels in Device Manager, reboot, let system detect and re-install, reboot again, and the setting will be correct, and the burner will work at normal speed. |
AK
9/04/2008
12:13:55
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I totally agree with John...simply uninstalling the IDE channels that
are causing issues fixed my slow burn speeds.... |
FMax
11/25/2008
16:42:10
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John is right..., it's all about uninstalling IDE chanels..., reboot and reboot again. |
mung
4/13/2009
20:21:04
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i did what john said and now it works ok i am running vista was taking a hour to burn dvd now it takes 8 mins :) |
Naddehsa
2/08/2010
01:15:34
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Thanks SToN3MoNK, |
o0oKitteno0o
2/23/2010
11:30:39
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well i keep tryin the whole delete the ide channel that says pio and it doesn't work worth beans so thank you trese i'm tryin your info seems to be the only one on line that tells you something different thank you and i hope it works |
o0okitteno0o
2/23/2010
12:45:02
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well neither method worked so any ideas? |
Blaze1
2/28/2010
20:35:07
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Your the man John it worked perfect for me, make sure you uninstall the ide CHANNELS only. Thanks |
