Problem with dvd burner

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iam4rok

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Hello,

I had a problem with my pc about 2 weeks ago that didn't result in me reformatting but repairing xp. The problem is I cannot get my dvd burner to burn past 2x. I will burn between 1.1 and 1.3. Before this problem I could burn at nearly 15x. I use dvd decrypter as my software for burning. In the option box I have messed around with the different speeds but everyone of them has done the same low speed. I have checked my device manager and it says all of my drivers are updated to the fullest. I have a P4 2.66, 512 mb ram. 120g hd, Videomate Tuner, dvdrw, cdrw, dvdrom, nividia geforce fx 5500. Everything worked fine until I had this problem. Any suggestion would be great. Thanks for your time Stewart
 
is the disk u are trying to burn onto limiting the speed maybe? maybe this is the max speed of the disk. worth a look.....
 
these disks are the same disks that I was using previously to the problem I have had. I have burnt these discs and they have worked flawlessly so I am do not think that is the problem but thanks anyways
 
I am using +. I have never even tryed using - since it has always worked that well. That maybe be a possibility. How may I check that out in dvd decrypter or the properties of my burner?
 
maybe reinstall the burning software and see if that helps. a program file may have been corrupted during the repair to windows.
 
i had a problem with my pc about 2 weeks ago that didn't result in me reformatting but repairing xp. the problem is i cannot get my DVD burner to burn past 2x. i will burn between 1.1 and 1.3. before this problem i could burn at nearly 15x. i use DVD decrypter as my software for burning. in the option box i have messed around with the different speeds but everyone of them has done the same low speed. i have checked my device manager and it says all of my drivers are updated to the fullest. i have a P4 2.66, 512 mb ram. 120g hd, videomate tuner, DVDrw, CDrw, DVDrom, nividia GeForce fx 5500. everything worked fine until i had this problem. any suggestion would be great. thanks for your time stewart
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1. what type disc are burning? data? video? music?
2. what type of media are you burning to? CDrw? CDr? DVD? DVDrw etc?
3. what make/model of burner do you have? use Nero infotools from QUESTIONS 101 to find out.
4. What application are you using?
 
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