Originally posted by cincyrob:

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oh how i wish i still had my 20A1S and my 18A1P those were 2 awesome ass drives.and yes i agree they burnt as well as any other drive i have seen, that includes the beloved Benq 1650 and the plextor 716. nothing against those drives but if i had to do it over again i would still get the 20A1S,18A1P. now thats just me...lol

ok to scans. here is a scan of a ATIVA 16x+r(cmc mag) printable i got these from office depot yesterday. they were on clearance. a 10 pack with jewel case for .89c i couldnt pass them up. i bought all 8 packs they had. TBH this isnt a bad scan for these.




i should do 1 more burn/scan cause this will be the last one my E8400 will see for some time going to install the new Q9550 after this post, would be a shame the last thing the e8400 did is a CMC MAG..lol

actually i will do a 8x-r TY and post back before the rebuild

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Originally posted by cincyrob:

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i should do 1 more burn/scan cause this will be the last one my E8400 will see for some time going to install the new Q9550 after this post, would be a shame the last thing the e8400 did is a CMC MAG..lol

actually i will do a 8x-r TY and post back before the rebuild

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Originally posted by cincyrob:

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WOW 27 mins for a 8gb movie!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

heres the log.


Done.
[10:18:02] PREPARE/ENCODE/REBUILD completed in 27 min.

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Originally posted by creaky:

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Nice one Rob.
However you could do with a few changes ~
DVD-RB is now at 1.28.2, i guess your version is fine for you but you could update to the latest, i'm guessing there's nothing left to fix in DVD Rebuilder hence my guess is that it'll stay at 1.28.2 now, plus i guess all development work is geared towards BD Rebuilder instead.
HC Encoder is now at 0.23, again 0.21 is fine but it'd be daft not to update it
AVISynth is at 2.5.8.0 now, can't remember but i think that this is updated along with the DVD-RB install, though it can be updated separately.
I can't say i've ever had any problems with any versions of DVD-RB or HC Encoder, only with Pirates of the Caribbean World's End, and that was DVDFab's fault, not DVD-RB.

Finally, why on earth is Paul Blart 8GB ?. I see you only have main movie and menu's listed but i don't recall seeing any movie over say 6GB for the longest time, it's not like the movie is packed with CGI or other video-intensive material, that's very strange.

Other than that, 27 minutes is awesome, i think that's a record on Afterdawn now :)
..how's about updating this thread here ~ http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/335628

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