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Post #56652742 added 01-05-2013 8:09 PM by teetee1 in Archived Deals
It depends. If I am doing on-the-fly audio disc copy I would close all open windows. If I am doing data compilation copy or writing disk image to cd/dvd burner, opening a few websites in the web...
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Post #56654178 added 01-05-2013 9:42 PM by RockySosua in Archived Deals
That was before my time. :D
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Post #56654056 added 01-05-2013 9:31 PM by RockySosua in Archived Deals
How long ago are you talking about? I've never closed any programs to make any burn.
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Post #56657646 added 01-06-2013 6:28 AM by teetee1 in Archived Deals
It was good old times when people argued on IRC/BBS which model of the burner is the best and no one trusted IDE burners (Ultra DMA 33 just got popular and most of the 2x/4x readers still use PIO...
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Post #56657782 added 01-06-2013 6:42 AM by RockySosua in Archived Deals
They make great Frisbees too. ;)
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Post #56676010 added 01-07-2013 5:30 AM by brbubba in Archived Deals
Back then I would. Even though the system should be relying on buffer plus the ability to still write after your buffer runs out due to buffer underrun protection, I had numerous junk discs back...
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Post #56718808 added 01-08-2013 4:06 PM by jkee in Archived Deals
I had one of those too, but mine was an earlier model. I was pleasantly surprised when I opened the box to find a different product with better specs than the packaging indicated that probably...
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Post #56682794 added 01-07-2013 10:25 AM by dayv in Archived Deals
depends on who writes the code. buffer underrun is proprietary and unique to different manufacturers. i'm not sure i had any buffering issues with CD's when i grew up, mid 90s. i know that i...
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Post #56684710 added 01-07-2013 11:31 AM by Hawk2007 in Archived Deals
Oooh.... back then, I was on SD's even though I didn't register and the big thing was buying the Buslink's that were rebadged Liteon's at Best Buy and how to decipher if it was a Liteon or another...
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Post #56662176 added 01-06-2013 11:34 AM by menace33 in Archived Deals
I try not to have anything open but if something is open it will be Firefox exclusively and then it will be minimized while burning a CD/DVD.
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Post #56678870 added 01-07-2013 8:03 AM by B9FYwspP8J85 in Archived Deals
No. modern burners have buffer underrun protection which stops the burn if the buffer can't keep up, but since the data is read from a disk, you should still limit any disk activity during the burn. ...
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Post #56675616 added 01-07-2013 4:51 AM by kakomu in Archived Deals
CD burning has little to do with processing power.
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Post #56677922 added 01-07-2013 7:24 AM by Hawk2007 in Archived Deals
Your question in the title and poll are different! I voted "No" since I always close out my programs. For a good many years, I did a fresh restart any time I burned a CD or DVD, because like you,...
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Post #56662648 added 01-06-2013 11:58 AM by mrbobhcrhs in Archived Deals
We all know that's a lie...
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Post #56715116 added 01-08-2013 1:21 PM by komondor in Archived Deals
At work I will have outlook IE with 4-10 tabs along with Firefox with 2-8 tabs open and MS Lync 2010 along with the full McAfee Pro Anti viruse suite with Firewall and IPS I have an i5 processor...
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Post #56687140 added 01-07-2013 1:03 PM by kakomu in Archived Deals
The different technologies are proprietary, but all accomplish the same task. A buffer underrun error is when the CD-Burner's buffer runs out of data before the burn is complete. Back in the day,...
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Post #56661826 added 01-06-2013 11:15 AM by dude2000 in Archived Deals
i am always burning at 4x speed without closing any windows. but i am not burning a lot of disks; maybe one or two month when I need to create slip stream setup with drivers and updates. i am not...
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Post #56670268 added 01-06-2013 7:31 PM by kakomu in Archived Deals
Most coasters were caused by buffer underrun errors, where the buffer runs out of data and the burner can't continue where the last bit of data left off. Since around 2002 or earlier, most DVD burner...
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Post #56652592 added 01-05-2013 7:59 PM by prozac4312 in Archived Deals
So I've been burning discs since CD burners first became available...and in those days, you had to have pretty much everything that you had running closed if you wanted a good burn. These days,...
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Post #56654148 added 01-05-2013 9:39 PM by prozac4312 in Archived Deals
Late 90s?
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Post #56678526 added 01-07-2013 7:49 AM by Frogstar in Archived Deals
It's not 1998 anymore, so no :tongue: Back then I didn't even want to risk anyone walking around too firmly and screwing up a burn :lol: And it was a single speed burner, so it took a good long...
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Post #56681540 added 01-07-2013 9:37 AM by kakomu in Archived Deals
Buffer underrun protection doesn't stop the burn. Rather, it enables the burner to continue a burn from where it left off earlier.
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Post #56672658 added 01-06-2013 10:02 PM by bszelda in Archived Deals
With processors as powerful as they are today, you can probably even play a PC game while burning a disc and still get a perfect burn. XD

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