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Posted by Bob on 12/20/05 18:15
On Tue, 20 Dec 2005 15:06:52 GMT, "Biz" <spamoff@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
>Its actually a little more complicated than that, as long as both your
>burner and player support the disk types, +/- etc....it all boils down to
>useing good media, and not the cheap crap media that everyone wants to buy
>because its so cheap. There is a reason its so cheap...buying good quality
>media, burning at or below the rated speeds for the disks, and not trying to
>completely fill the disk are 3 of the most important things to remember for
>reliable lasting burns...
Damn Straight!
Most people do not realize that a DVD is burned from the inside to the
outside. If the burn strategy is CAV (constant angular velocity) then
the linear speed of the medium past the laser increases with radius.
At the end of full burn, the disc is going past the laser at MAX
speed, and that is why the end of movies get corrupted. By lowering
the MAX speed, you avoid that problem at a slight increase in burn
time. The increase in burn time is slight because most of the burn is
at a speed lower than MAX.
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