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sirius60

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17. November 2004 @ 10:37

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Hi there

This might be a stupid question but here goes.

I'm backing up my dvd's using SmartRipper and DVDOne. I have a NEC ND2500 DVD writer. My computer has 1gig ram 160 gb HD and AMD XP3200 processor running at 200mhz.... does that sound right... it sounds familiar.
When I'm using SmartRipper is shows a speed of 3.3 not sure what the tec term is for what its doing at the time is it ripping?
At the NEC website it shows speeds of
DVD-R: 8x CLV DVD-RW: 4x CLV
DVD+R: 8x CLV DVD+RW: 4x CLV
CD-R: 32x CLV CD-RW: 16x CLV

It only takes about 40 mins for the whole process of backing up a dvd which is was fine with until i heard my friends computer was showing SmartRipper speed of 11x. She has recently bought a generic dell package and i'm a bit gutted that hers is going so fast and mine isn't.... is that a bit childish?
Anyway what i suppose i want to know is from the information above should i be able to get greater speeds and if so how.... or should i stop taking my ball back and just get on with it?
Thanks in advance for the help...:)
sirius

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MrRod

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17. November 2004 @ 13:56

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It's all down to the make and model of the dvd writer and not just the specs of the pc. Some guys prefer to burn at a slower speed anyway to make sure they get a good burn, the faster the copying the more risc of a bad burn.

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