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Burning music on CD comes out all choppy
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| Dmatrox |
Check out the audio from the CD
Its been happening lately and i think it has something to do with my CD writer. Its an LG and im using Roxio EZ CD creator. It doesnt look like theres a buffer problem, so whats the cause of the hiccups? |
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| Transporter |
Try using another program.. I had that once and it was really crap.
Also which model burner you have?. I had an LG 16X with many problems until I upgraded the firmware. Maybe look into that also. Maybe it doesn't like the media you're using.. does it do the same with other media? |
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| Dmatrox |
Im using an LG 48x writer with memorex media. Ive burned a ton of CD's using them, this is my 6th spindle pack so i dont think its the media since lately this problem's been happening.
Ill try updating the firmware and if that doesnt work ill try a different program
Thanks for the help :) |
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| Boomer187 |
| you might try slowing the speed if there is still a problem. and make sure every other program is closed, and maybe even restart before burning, but that gets annoying. |
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| Dmatrox |
| quote: | Originally posted by Boomer187
you might try slowing the speed if there is still a problem. and make sure every other program is closed, and maybe even restart before burning, but that gets annoying. |
Yup i did that. I set the speed down to 8x and closed most running tasks. The sample up above was under these conditions :( Kinda sucks. |
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| xKaoSx |
right click -> my computer - properties
click on hardware tab
click on device manager
click the "+" next to IDE ATA
Right click -> Properties on Primary and secondary
Click on Advanced Settings Tab
Transfer mode should be on DMA if Available
Sometimes OS's put the Secondary channel on PIO mode |
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| Dmatrox |
| quote: | Originally posted by xKaoSx
right click -> my computer - properties
click on hardware tab
click on device manager
click the "+" next to IDE ATA
Right click -> Properties on Primary and secondary
Click on Advanced Settings Tab
Transfer mode should be on DMA if Available
Sometimes OS's put the Secondary channel on PIO mode |
Thanks, it was already on DMA if available. Burning seems to be fine now, i guess it needed a reboot ;) |
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| Wildfir3 |
same problem here and found out about the pio thingy already, but every once in a while my pc feels like resetting it to pio mode (sytem restore is disabled)
wiiii fun fun fun |
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