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hi,
is there any way to speed it up? i have sitting there for 32minutes.
takes same time when using either nero or ashampoo at their maximum speed 16*.
system specs:
windows xp sp3 in a hp dx2300, 512mb, duo core 3.6 ghz.
any help will be appreciated.
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While we can use the fastest drive and media we can find, some tasks take hours as the video is made into a DVD video and then put to the media.
Bob
whether its mp3's or movies in any format, it takes the same time.
i don't convert them..
'copying them' in the same format they are.
(basically its getting all the stuff i need for future use from the computer to a dvd, without changing their format)
Gakks.
Check the PIO/DMA settings on both the hard disk and the DVD.
Even if they say DMA, do the flip described in http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/device/storage/IDE-DMA.mspx
Hope this helps.
Kees
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