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Posted by GraB on 11/12/36 11:34
>> In my LiteOn 832S I now have CG5J firmware from CodeGuys. This
>>from the text file that comes with it:
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>>[This firmware has been designed to improve the quality of burns when
>>using +R, -R, +RW and -RW media. It uses a stepped recalibrate that
>>stops the burn periodically to recalibrate, which means shorter
>>periods where the drive has to maintain the correct optical power
>>control. This same technique can be seen in the NEC 3500AG. Results
>>now show that this firmware can produce results equal to and sometimes
>>better than the NEC 3500AG.
>>
>>This firmware will not be the fastest firmware for your drive. You
>>have to decide whether you want speed or quality. In saying that this
>>firmware can burn 8x media almost a minute faster than the NEC 3500AG.
>>
>>This firmware is not designed to allow you to overclock your media
>>past the manufactures rating. In fact it requires you to use your
>>media at the limits imposed by this firmware. Changing the write
>>speeds of media in this firmware will seriously limit the firmwares
>>capabilities to improve quality. However should you decide to
>>overclock media anyway, this firmware will still perform better than
>>VSxx firmware.]
>>
>>Check out this burn result with OptodiscOR4 DVD+R:
>>avg PI = 0.92, avg PIF = 0.00. A superb result.
>
>And as incorrect one. Zero PIF is impossible.
>Zero PO can happen but not on PIF according to the ECMA.
>
Those were average values, so they are possible. Most of the DVDs I
have burnt have been with modded firmware and KProbe2 shows the
results are of high quality.
>Many sites have done tests with modded firmware and with legit
>firmware. Guess what they have found ?
>Modded firmware the PIF's and PO are higher and above the ECMA
>standard.
Give us some URLs. Off course, if you are overclocking media, what
would you expect? If the mod was just a conversion to RPC1 how could
that affect burns?
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