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Posted: 13-12-2004 - #401
| A Memorex 4x DVD-R [CMC MAG AF1] not a full disk but still a nice result anyway.  |
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Posted: 13-12-2004 - #402
| Well I used CloneDVD and used 12X - I assumed its burnt at 12X since its a full 4.35G movie and only took 7:29 min to finish, with LiteOn 851@832 RicohjpnR01 can only go up to 8X and it took about 11 minutes BTW, how do you tell which meida is supported at which speed for BenQ? |
Posted: 13-12-2004 - #403
| I don't have the list handy (at work) but I'm sure someone else will post it. My usual 12x burn takes about 6:30 sec. When I had my Liteon 811s it would take 8:30 for a 8x burn |
Posted: 13-12-2004 - #404
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so your 16X takes less than 5 mins? |
Posted: 13-12-2004 - #405
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Posted: 14-12-2004 - #406
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most 16X burns are between 5-6+ mins 12X 7-8+ mins Of course it also depends on the meida, but 8X on my 851@832 is around 10-12 mins. |
Posted: 14-12-2004 - #407
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I 11:05:58 Source File Sectors: 2,286,112 (MODE1/2048)A 12x burn: I 12:30:41 Source File Sectors: 2,285,849 (MODE1/2048)And I am pretty sure the file size is as big as can be and still fit on a DVD-5.
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Posted: 14-12-2004 - #408
| Yup hes right on ^^^^^ What type of media are you burning at 8x? 10-12 mins is slow, almost looks like a 6x burn. Try "Make Data Disk" from nero cd speed and you should see what speed it's burning at. |
Posted: 14-12-2004 - #409
| Another MCC003 burn from me. Burnt with Nero 6.6.0.3 and DW1620 Pro (B7S9 firmware) Completed in 6mins and 39secs  Obnoxious single spike at the 3.5GB mark. Had it not appear..this graph would be very impressive.
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Posted: 15-12-2004 - #411
| New to testing so all opinions welcomed Benq 1620 f/w B7S9 All scaned with kprobe 1st image is ricoh01 sold as jvc 4x dvd+r 2nd is Ritek R02 sold as Maxell 4x +r 3rd is cmcmagf01 sold as tdk 4x 4th is cmcmagE01 sold as Teon 8x |
Posted: 15-12-2004 - #412
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Posted: 15-12-2004 - #414
| I know they have been posted a lot but ...I love these fuji. Most are good but this is on of my better ones. Burn using elby clone at 12x took 6min 20sec  |
Posted: 15-12-2004 - #415
Posted: 15-12-2004 - #416
| Fujifilm YUDEN000T02 at 16X
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Posted: 15-12-2004 - #417
| Wes > 1 sec more than my super fast firmware here > http://club.cdfreaks.com/showpost.ph...8&postcount=29 |
Posted: 15-12-2004 - #418
| Well my disc wasn't completely full (4480MB), and I didn't use CD-DVD Speed obviously, so it is tough to compare... Here are the disc quality scan results: Code: General Information Drive: BENQ DVD DD DW1620 Firmware: B7P9 Disc: DVD+R (YUDEN000 T02) Selected speed: 8 X PI errors Maximum: 52 Average: 25.62 Total: 372479 PI failures Maximum: 16 Average: 0.09 Total: 837 PO failures: 0 Jitter Maximum: 11.3 % Average: 9.07 % Scanning statistics Number of samples: 17762 Average scanning interval: 8.07 ECC Glitches removed: 0
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Posted: 16-12-2004 - #419
| Longten 002 code 4X DVD+R, can be burn at 8X but I burnt them at 4X just in case since they are cheapo |
Posted: 16-12-2004 - #420
| YUDEN000T02 8x@12x PCAV w/B7S9 burn & scan. |
Posted: 16-12-2004 - #421
| I'm VERY pleased with this burn! TYG02 burned at 16X Total time 6:07 The scan was looking SO sweet with the PIE scale showing a max of 10...until the hump at the very end where it hit a MAX of 15 and had to change the scale to 20 (I know it's just horrible  ) |
Posted: 16-12-2004 - #422
| And who says BenQ 1620 won't burn DVD-R's well  That's a better scan of any of my DVD+R's  |
Posted: 16-12-2004 - #423
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 Never to use +R again.
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Posted: 16-12-2004 - #424
| Not sure why my scans keep getting cut off (like the window shrinks on me but can't get back to full size or scroll to see or anything). Anyway, here's a disc to disc copy made at max speed from my SD1712 as master and BENQ as slave on this IDE channel. Not to shabby. Media is Ridata DVD+R 4x 100 pack spindle from Newegg (RICOHJPN R01). Gotta like the results. |
Posted: 16-12-2004 - #425
| Verbatim mark MCC 003 DVD+R Alcohol 120% 8X Burned |
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