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» Discs Won't Burn Correctly?

Link: This a question I get asked a daily basis I try answer every query merits. Well today I started problems my main tower system: one my A05 drives miss last 2 minutes film although 'CD Speed' showed a good graph playback froze 2 minutes before end film. My first thoughts blame media so I tried different brands still got results. next A05 appeared burn burn looked good even discs recognised in any drive player: another faulty disc I thought. So I tried again different discs results drive. Pioneer DVR-106 I am reviewing was better there was still sticking in playback towards edge disc. It's easy blame media. Well I am supposed expert so I go advice should I deciding media could fault my next thought was drives gone down. idea 3 drives should go belly-up in day although possible seems very doubtful. So I then tried uninstalling reinstalling my DVD writing software - Stomp "Record Now Max". I reinstalled a reboot applied latest PX Engine yep still Next I checked DMA mode my IDE controllers (a common cause problems. correctly in DMA mode so problem was in area. fact burners had working satisfactory previously firmware eliminated a firmware problem so my next thoughts drives possibly malfunctioning. I decided before I condemned I replace new A05's (the fact currently offer under £120 assisted me in decision). In meantime had time a system clean up. I checked my hard drive DVD drive connections sure there problems here. next option one I recommend others when else fails there a possible software driver clash (I had installed anything cause this) I backed up my essential files did a fresh install Windows XP (now where did I put drivers?). I installed "Record Now Max" (only) latest PX engine proceeded copy 3 different DVD's time my setup my surprise pleasure three discs burnt Ok playback was perfect right end disc. PROBLEM SOLVED. I am unable find a reason my problem I a cure so moral this: before condemn discs burners hardware check out a clean install operating system there may driver DLL gremlin in can stuff up burning process. My system built up scratch stands moment::- ATHLON 2K running 1.66 gigs 500 Watt PSU 512 meg DDR ram NVIDIA RIVA TNT2 Graphics AGP board C-Media Audio 100 Mbs LAN PCI Hollywood Real Magic DVD Decoder card 2 x CMD PCI Ultra DMA IDE controller cards (in addition board IDE controller) I 6 Hard drives 3 DVD R burners 3 DVD-ROM readers plenty fans cooling IDE up follows BOARD IDE PRIMARY Master 19 gig HD Slave 18.6 gig HD SECONDARY Master PIONEER DVR_106D DVD Burner Slave Toshiba SD_M1712 DVD-ROM reader CMD PCI IDE 1 PRIMARY Master 57.2 gig HD Slave 9.3 gig HD SECONDARY Master PIONEER A05 DVD Burner Slave NEC DV-5800 DVD-ROM reader CMD PCI IDE 2 PRIMARY Master 74.5 gig HD Slave 7.86 gig HD SECONDARY Master PIONEER A05 DVD Burner Slave SAMSUNG SD 616F DVD-ROM reader up I can three independent burns burn three copies time. I use setup IDE controller 2x hard drives DVD burner DVD reader one burn process. Doing way means independent burns interfere other. I very rarely copy fly setup easily possible modified Toshiba drive. I burn copy process copy whole DVD temp hard drive first before burning. eliminate any coasters caused unreadable media. smaller hard drives just process. I need process a movie before burning done larger hard drives can done whilst burn in process providing I use a drive IDE controller I am burning. Providing programs opened burn process burning continue uninterrupted a program DVDDecrypter CD Speed Smart Ripper opened burn process there a bus reset burn fail programs run satisfactory side side burn process opened prior commencing burn. any comments questions article send to: flash@dvd-recordable.net.

» Datawrite Red Yellow 4x

Link: Our friends disQworld kindly given us permission reproduce an independent review members new Datawrite 4x Red Yellow discs: SP4M: a lovely surprise morning only 2 x Datawrite Red 4 speed (batch code H04) 2 x Datawrite Yellow 4 speed (batch code starting 4XB) 4 discs arrived reasonably clean in plastic sleeves free imperfections scratches. (i always preferred DVD cases myself though ) My test rig an Athlon 1800+ 1gig RAM 120gig HD (pri master) WinXP SP1 ASPI 4.71a. Sony DRU-500A secondary master LiteOn 165 secondary slave. First impression Yellow 4x was good initial reaction Yellow 1x writable surface looking different predecessor overall build quality also similar in my opinion fairly average. Top surface differed slightly most Yellow 1x i seen changing lettering white black. new 4x disc a shinier finish 1x media looking a little matt in comparison. Started first Datawrite Red a 4.3 gig image a movie in STOMP Record Now Max 4.5. my Sony DRU-500 (f/w 2.0e) writing image HD. OMG disc took 15 minutes complete thats 4x my reckoning. Tested film in my Pioneer 454 Panasonic E50 Sony 336S Xbox PS2. worked falawlessly Fantastic. Second Disc i tried a Yellow 4x. Quite keen first Red disc burn @4x in went. Another movie image 4.3 gig total size was readied burned in STOMP. time another perfect burn played back flawlessly my players took 31 minutes complete (2x *sigh* great) 2nd disc color i decided copy an Xbox image test compatibility loading times. image burned flawlessly discs (albeit 4x H06 coded RED 2x 4XB coded YELLOW) Xbox played intro movie perfectly loading times sections was brisk good Yellow 1x RITEK G03/G04. There was difference in performance Yellow RED 4x discs. discs displayed a perfect curve 4x 9.2x when analysed in Nero CD Speed Test in my LiteOn 165. There mere seconds difference in read time. There also errors when tested in STOMP. Silence my critics think i'm a rabid RITEK fan just i want a disc writes advertised speed consistantly good quality. my criteria. 80p 4x media VERY exciting. was also nice receive 2 different discs 2 different batch codes compare. Once again thanks a lot Datasafe chance try out new(ish) media. I conclude in my experince only seem RED better disc because actually burned true 4x in my DRU-500. Shock horror Performance compatibility pretty much exactly types media working flawlessly. Foolish: Well I got in work find a suspecting brown envelope door mat. I opened see two 4x Datawrite Red two 4x Datawrite yellow. arrived in plastic sleeves under inspection had scratches imperfections. First impressions disks looked very colourful probably ok burning odd data file two mates maybe odd kiddie’s movie Monsters Inc keep fun I couldn’t really see a serious disk burning movies. So I task testing babies Datawrite Red 4 speed (batch code H04) Datawrite Yellow 4 speed (batch code 4XB) Advdinfo Red 00 42 00 00 01 40 C1 FD 9E D8 52 00 02 87 0E 13 .B...@....R..... 66 78 80 00 03 50 52 49 4E 43 4F 00 04 00 00 00 FX...PRINCO..... Yellow 00 42 00 00 01 40 C1 FD 9E D8 52 00 02 F7 0E 0B .B...@....R..... 77 88 70 00 03 50 52 49 4E 43 4F 00 04 00 00 00 W.P..PRINCO..... My Hardware Athlon XP 1600+ 256meg 60gig HD Samsung SD-616T DVD-Rom Pioneer 104 DVD burner 2xfor V1.31 firmware. Win2k SP3 APSI 4.71a. Firstly I burnt a 4.3 gig movie image a 4x Datawrite red latest DVD Decrypter. burnt 2x in a time 25 mins. inspection burn seemed even edge disk. I played back in my Pioneer DV-444 Sony DVP-PQ1 started intro without any delays. unusual noises apparent. I did tests including scan search proved well players. Playback was very smooth. Secondly another 4.3 gig image a 4x Datawrite yellow. Again burned in around 25 mins so there’s consistency there. Intros loaded quickly in players there unusual noises. Did various tests again putting disk limits there wasn’t obvious flaws. Playback was smooth. I unfortunately don’t own any xbox/ps2 I could only repeat test I did above remaining disks. I’m glad say tests proved same. Nero CD Speed 1.02 gave a steady curve types disk giving an average 2.5x. was quite concerning though was was an negative curve. I’m sure means maybe someone can shine a light that. So in conclusion I generally liked way disks performed my stand alone DVD players just under £1 a disk probably need investigation my 4 disk test. I am one tends go you’re safe know trust so me a few pennies justified safety RITEK. I look disks fun colourful don’t send out professionalism. I need a little convincing compatibility before I change my mind go plunge order a bulk order babies. said I may buy a batch Reds (personal choice (Stoke City Fan)) RITEK available. I hope review proves useful thank involved giving me opportunity carry out test. Peace Out Foolish Just add: I Tried disks work a Samsung DVD-709 a SCOTT 837 a SUPRA SD50Z1 DVD players played flawlessly. First impressions encouraging. Chefcop: Got my discs morning 2 x Datawrite Red 4 speed 2 x Datawrite Yellow 4 speed. discs arrived clean damage in plastic sleeves. My Hardware Athlon XP 2500+ 1 gb ram 60gig HD Pioneer 105 DVD burner Win XP prof. I tested red yellow discs burning a movie other two i copied contents my hard drive completed tasks flawlessly in approx 25 mins. First class good enough me order anyway. MINTYFRESH: Discs arrived morning quite well packaged in plastic sleeves damage marks recording surface disc. hardware was Athlon XP 2000+ 512Mb RAM 80Gb Barracuda IV HD Sony DRU-500A (1.0g firmware) I decided try out yellow discs first one a movie other an xbox game. burnt images HD approximately 4.3gb in size enusre most disc filled. images burnt DVD Decrypter. began writing 4x without a problem when reached 60% one 75% other failed a sense error. I've never experienced problem before any discs i've tried including princo 4x. Next was turn red discs images previously. wrote fully 4x without any problems (i've never had problems writing 4x older datawrite reds). recording surface discs smooth colour whereas older datawrite reds there often patchs discolouration. I tried movie in a a Pioneer 350 a Panasonic DVD Player ran film fine. Chapter skipping was quick there was breakup/freezing picture towards end. older datawrite reds picture often broke up very early in disc when burnt 4x problems when i selected 2x. So definitely an improvement older dye. disc also worked without any problems in an xbox fairly quick loading times. Overall i think red discs a positive improvement over older datawrite reds. I'm a bit disappointed yellows i was hoping even better reds my drive doesn't seem them.

» What's best DVD-R disc?

Link: This question I get asked a daily basis difficult give a direct answer. I test my discs burning a full DVD video 4.37gig (the maximum can fitted onto a DVD-R) then I play back in up 10 DVD players check speed initialization quick chapter skipping smooth picture search smooth playback - paying particular attention last 10 minutes area disc I find most susceptible sticking. I try find sort standard I can work comparing different discs "Nero CD Speed" (using file transfer test) gives a good visual indication readability disc. I discs read normal speed my drives I get a perfect graph majority good media so I had find another way making a comparison so I applied a firmware hack (thanks HIJACKER) my Toshiba M-1712 DVD-ROM reader enable me read discs 2 3 times normal speed. resultant graphs read speeds a lot erratic easily show up different variations in burn. I compiled a chart TOP DVD-R media I tested placing in order quality speed readability. I update I get new media test. Unfortunately above mentioned chart longer available my latest media tests can in my Battle Burners series. (NB. DVD-R manufacturers suppliers want media appear in series send me media samples I include in chart.) results just one graph particular brand out 10 I brand. I analyze my results select one represents average graph I find most brands follow a similar pattern so analysis usually straight-forward. Looking chart stands today can clearly see Pioneer media almost perfect (one day media this) taking 5 minutes read disc down chart Bulkpaq very irregular taking 7 minutes read disc. I still consider Bulkpaq a good value money disc disc can read easily playback without errors. discs lower end chart new factories being up only prototype samples evaluation. current time go full production until quality improves results show may get buy unscrupulous dealers supply Grey Imported material. Comments questions review should sent flash@dvd-recordable.net.

» Pioneer 106

Link: Here pics DVD recorder he testing: Pioneer DVR-106 A view top A view back Review I received burner review apart obvious physical difference absence headphone socket volume control drive looks similar A05/DVR-105. So differences lets compare specifications
Pioneer A05/DVR-105Pioneer A06/DVR-106Difference

Write Support
DVD-R (4.7GB General Discs Only) (5.54MB/s)
4x-speed DVD-R Revision 1.0 (for Video Data)
4.7GB DVD-RW 1/2x-speed (2.77MB/s)
DVD-RW Revision 1.0 (for Video Data)

C D-R (2.46MB/s)
C D-RW (1.23MB/s)

Write Support
4.7GB DVD-R General Version 2.0
4x-speed DVD-R Revision 1.0 (for Video Data)
4.7GB DVD-RW Version 1.1/2x-speed
DVD-RW Revision 1.0 (for Video Data)
4.7GB DVD+R Version 1.0/Version 1.1
4.7GB DVD+RW Version 1.2
CD-R
CD-RW		The A06 supports DVD+R DVD+RW writing

main extra feature drive
Read Support
DVD-ROM single/dual layer (16.62MB) / (11.08MB/s)
DVD-R (all types) (8.31MB/s)

DVD-RW (8.31MB/s)

CD-ROM Mode 1 (4.92MB/s)
CD-ROM XA Mode 2 (form 1 form 2)
C D-TEXT Read & Write
Photo C D (single & multiple session)
CD-DA (Audio C D) (4.92MB/s)
C D-R (4.92MB/s)
C D-ROM C D-R C D-RW

Read Support
DVD-ROM (Single Layer Dual Layer)
4.7GB DVD-R General Version 2.0
4.7GB DVD-R Authoring Version 2
3.95GB DVD-R Version1.0
4.7GB DVD-RW (for Video Data)
DVD+R Version 1.0/Version 1.1
DVD+RW Version 1.2
C D-ROM Mode 1 (4.92MB/s)
C D-ROM XA Mode 2 (form 1 form 2)
C D-TEXT Read & Write
Photo-CD (single & multiple session)
CD-DA (Audio C D) (4.92MB/s)
Video C D,
C D-ROM C D-R C D-RW		Although spec A05 does show read ability DVD+R/RW does read discs so in respect there appears differences here
Write Speed
DVD-R4x-speed 5.54MB/s
2x-speed 2.77MB/s
1x-speed 1.385MB/s
DVD-RW2x-speed 2.77MB/s
1x-speed 1.385MB/s
CD-R16x-speed 2.4MB/s
12x-speed 1.8MB/s
8x-speed 1.2MB/s
4x-speed 0.6MB/s
C D-RW8x-speed 1.2MB/s
4x-speed 0.6MB/s
Write Speed
DVD-R4x-speed 5.54MB/s
2x-speed 2.77MB/s
1x-speed 1.385MB/s
DVD-RW2x-speed 2.77MB/s
1x-speed 1.385MB/s
+R4x-speed 5.54MB/s
2.4x-speed 3.32MB/s
+RW2.4x-speed 3.32MB/s
C D-R16x-speed 2.4MB/s
12x-speed 1.8MB/s
8x-speed 1.2MB/s
4x-speed 0.6MB/s
C D-RW10x-speed 1.5MB/s
4x-speed 0.6MB/s
This where main difference support 4x DVD+R 2.4x DVD+R/RW

C D-RW writing speed increased 8x 10x a minor difference
Read Speed
DVD-ROM (Single Layer) Max.12x-speed 16.62MB/s
DVD-ROM (Dual Layer) Max.8Xx-speed 11.08MB/s
DVD-R (4x-speed type) Max.6x-speed 8.31MB/s
DVD-R (Other 4x-speed type) Max.2x-speed
DVD-RW (2x-speed type) Max.6x-speed 8.31MB/s
DVD-RW (Other 2x-speed type) Max.2x-speed
DVD-Video (Single/Dual-Layer) 2x-speed 2.77MB/s
CD-ROM Max.32x-speed 4.8MB/s
Video C D 4x-speed 0.6MB/s
Audio C D Max.32x-speed 4.8MB/s
CD-R/RW Max.32x-speed 4.8MB/s
Read Speed
DVD-ROM (Single Layer) Max.12x-speed 16.62MB/s
DVD-ROM (Dual Layer) Max.8Xx-speed 11.08MB/s
DVD-R (4x-speed type) Max.6x-speed 8.31MB/s
DVD-R (Other 4x-speed type) Max.2x-speed
DVD-RW (2x-speed type) Max.6x-speed 8.31MB/s
DVD-RW (Other 2x-speed type) Max.2x-speed
+R Max.6x-speed 8.31MB/s
+RW Max.6x-speed 8.31MB/s
DVD-Video (Single/Dual-Layer) 2x-speed 2.77MB/s
CD-ROM Max.32x-speed 4.8MB/s
Video C D 4x-speed 0.6MB/s
Audio C D Max.10x-speed 1.5MB/s
CD-R/RW Max.32x-speed 4.8MB/s
The specs DVD+R/RW A05 given

A05 does read DVD+R/RW media

only other difference appears CD Audio read speed reduced 32x speed 10x speed
Physical Specs
Data Buffer Capacity2MB
InterfaceATAPI (ATA/ATAPI-5 & SFFC INF8090 Ver.5)
Max. Power Consumption19.9W
External SizeWidth: 148mm
Depth: 42mm
Length: 198mm
Net Weight1.1kg
Physical Specs
Data Buffer Capacity2MB
InterfaceATAPI (P10 Mode4/Multi Word DMA Mode2)
Ultra DMA33 (Ultra DMA Mode2)
Max. Power Consumption19.9W
External SizeWidth: 148mm
Depth: 42mm
Length: 198mm
Net Weight1.1kg
No differences here
Installation drive was fitted my tower secondary IDE connector master my Toshiba M-1712 DVD-ROM reader jumper was already master so there was problems here. I use windows XP when PC booted up drive was immediately recognized PIONEER DVD-RW DVR-106D drive. My favorite DVD burning software Stomp "Record Now Max" recognized a DVD-RW burner My first burn was a Datawrite Red 4x DVD-R disc a DVD movie Title 4.37 gig maximum a DVD burn was maximum speed when disc initialized software did give a burn speed indication time remaining disc had initialized count down timer indicated 14 mins left burn indeed burn completed in under 15 mins concluding burn was in fact 4x (This time & speed indication error obviously in software being up date burner although I latest PX engine installed) resultant burn was good C D Speed graphs. Datawrite Red 4x Speed Datawrite Ricoh 2.4 Speed DVD+R Traxdata Ricoh DVD+RW Datawrite RitekG03 1x speed (Afraid so) burns good although graphs linear read tests I extremes disc readability I only ever one disc I consider perfect a price 4x Pioneer disc supplied A05 retail box. Pioneer 4x Speed DVD-R written A05 One day DVD-R media read way. my graph tests I try read disc fast possible my modified Toshiba drive graphs indicate how easily drive can read disk. Any dip in graph indicates there was difficulty in reading disc point. Ideally there should a gradual increase in read speed right edge disc dips I use Pioneer disc an example a perfect burn. Dips indicating a reduction in drive speed regular intervals acceptable when drive reduces speed avoid read errors an example a POOR DISC: I still media test add later here reports various diagnostic software: Nero Info Tool Disc Info Disc Juggler Explorer Generic Disc Juggler Explorer Read Disc Juggler Explorer Write Nero Recorders Nero 551020 failed recognize drive a DVD-R recorder just reported a generic C D/DVD-ROM device update 551028 burner was recognized. Although Nero Info Tool did report Karaoke CD+G read capabilities I was able back up my Karaoke CD+G discs Disk Juggler reading discs in my Toshiba M1712. my provisional review impressions drive a good drive similar specifications A05 addition DVD+R support. drive does appear suffer previous earlier firmware problems occurred A05 an updated A05 seem got firmware right. I propose in depth testing drive add review so any requests information can emailed me results posted site. expect me reply email I time reviews requests noted dealt accordingly.

» Guide Different DVD Formats

Link: These days CD burners standard equipment almost every new PC. immediate future lies in powerful DVD burners work discs can hold 4.7GB data may performing back-ups storing movies may viewed consumer DVD movie players. time CDs provided a convenient way computer users distribute data back up hard drives medium's storage limits in era 100 GB larger hard drives leaves much desired. So DVD clearly way go should a simple matter purchase a DVD burner. industry involved in a war standards yet resolved early drives pricey. DVD writing side there two main competing standards. standard known DVD-R/RW (this a combination DVD-R DVD-RW-note minus in name) supported Pioneer other manufacturers taken an early lead. other competing standard DVD+RW (note "plus" in place dash) being backed HP Sony making a strong bid. situation similar competing VHS Beta video standards decades ago. unlike video tapes old two main competing DVD standards designed create discs may read most consumer DVD movie players. standards can read commercial Hollywood DVD movies well work CD readers burners. DVD-R DVD+R let write a single time a DVD (similar CD-R technology). Once use a DVD-R DVD+R disc can't write data disc again. Note DVD+R capabilities available first DVD+RW drives HP Sony drives capability just coming market. other hand DVD-RW DVD+RW technologies let write continually write a DVD just can a CD-RW disc a floppy. A third DVD rewritable standard DVD-RAM runs a distant third. technology incompatible commercial DVD players-data stored a DVD-RAM disc can't read DVD movie players other DVD drives. only real use DVD-RAM a high-capacity network backup medium. DVD-RAM discs housed in cartridges hold 2.6 GB 9.4 GB. DVD-R DVD-RW media well DVD+R DVD+RW media generally compatible newer DVD movie players DVD-ROM drives PCs. moment there differences manufacturers different DVD drives acceptance DVD discs different drives improve over time. evolution probably resemble early days CD-R CD-RW drives. may recall initially older CD players couldn't read media newer ones could. Beta versus VHS DVD standards eventually iron themselves out. difference whether choose DVD-RW DVD+RW should in theory able create DVD discs can read most DVD-ROM drives DVD movie players. the standards evolve stronger compatibility become. recently there a trend DVD Recorder manufacturers notably Sony by-pass whole "plus" "minus" issue producing machines work equally happily formats. crucial difference standards based manufacturers adhere standards. Similar old VHS/Beta tape wars when VCRs first hit markets different manufacturers support different standards. DVD+R DVD+RW DVD+R DVD+RW formats supported Philips Sony Hewlett-Packard Dell Ricoh Yamaha others. DVD+R a recordable DVD format similar CD-R. A DVD+R can only record data once then data becomes permanent disc. disc can recorded onto a second time. DVD+RW a re-recordable format similar CD-RW. data a DVD+RW disc can erased recorded over numerous times without damaging medium. DVDs created a +R/+RW device can read most commercial DVD-ROM players. info: DVD Alliance. DVD-R DVD-RW DVD-RAM formats supported Panasonic Toshiba Apple Computer Hitachi NEC Pioneer Samsung Sharp. formats also supported DVD Forum. DVD-R a recordable DVD format similar CD-R DVD+R. A DVD-R can only record data once then data becomes permanent disc. disc can recorded onto a second time. There also two additional standards DVD-R disks: DVD-RG general use DVD-RA authoring mastering DVD video data typically available general public. DVD-RW a re-recordable format similar CD-RW DVD+RW. data a DVD-RW disc can erased recorded over numerous times without damaging medium. DVDs created a -R/-RW device can read most commercial DVD-ROM players. DVD-RAM discs can recorded erased repeatedly only compatible devices manufactured companies support DVD-RAM format. DVD-RAM discs typically housed in cartridges. info: DVD Forum. DVD-ROM DVD-ROM was first DVD standard hit market a read-only format. video game content burned onto DVD once DVD run any DVD-ROM-equipped device.

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