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DigitalSk

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16. April 2005 @ 12:59

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Good Day,

Decrypter used to take me about 6 to 8 mins to read a dvd on ISO READ. Now, it takes between 15 to 25 mins! Waddup with dat ?

Word !
Dan

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DigitalSk

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18. April 2005 @ 03:17

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Any Ideas ?

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arniebear

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18. April 2005 @ 03:31

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This is not uncommon, It is all media / drive / system related, 90% of the time it is media, the drive can only read as fast as quality of the media will let it

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DigitalSk

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18. April 2005 @ 04:53

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...Strange... I always use Ritek Ridata DVD-R x4

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squizzle

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18. April 2005 @ 06:44

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Well, if it's the original pressed copy that's reading slow, that has nothing to do with Ritek Ridata.

If you click Tools/Settings/Device you will find an option to change read speed. Double check there to make sure it's not set lower than you desire.

If all else fails you can uninstall and reinstall, but make sure you reboot in between.

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DigitalSk

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18. April 2005 @ 10:41

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Good Day,
It's when I read my Backup that it does that. It reads at 3.2x Max.
Here's my Media ID:

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Unique Disc Identifier : [DVD-R:RITEKG04]
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Disc & Book Type : [DVD-R] - [DVD-R]
Manufacturer Name : [Ritek Corp.]
Manufacturer ID : [RITEKG04]
Blank Disc Capacity : [2,298,496 Sectors = 4,489.3MB = 4.38GB (4.71GB)]
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[ DVD Identifier - http://DVD.Identifier.CDfreaks.com ]
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** INFO : Drive = HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GSA-4163B [FW A103]
** INFO : Write Capabilities = DVD+RW DVD+R DVD+R-DL
** INFO : Write Capabilities = DVD-RW DVD-R DVD-RAM
** INFO : Disc = [DVD-R:RITEKG04]

** INFO : An Empty Writable Disc Is Recommended For Accurate Results
** INFO : Write Speeds (Supported By This Drive On This Disc) Listed Below

** INFO : GET PERFORMANCE Write Speed Descriptor(s)
Descriptor #1 = 5540 KBPS ( 4.00x) - [CLV/Non-Pure CAV]
Descriptor #2 = 2770 KBPS ( 2.00x) - [CLV/Non-Pure CAV]

** INFO : MODE SENSE Write Speed Descriptor(s) [Legacy Command]
** INFO : MODE SENSE Is Obsolete And Not Properly Supported By Some Drives
Descriptor #1 = 5540 KBPS ( 4.00x) - [CLV/Non-Pure CAV]
Descriptor #2 = 2770 KBPS ( 2.00x) - [CLV/Non-Pure CAV]

** INFO : Hex Dump Of 'Media Code'-Block Listed Below
** INFO : 4-Byte Header Preceding 'Media Code'-Block Discarded
** INFO : Format 0Eh - Pre-Recorded Information In Lead-In
0000 : 01 40 80 12 23 00 52 00 02 76 0e 14 88 9a 80 00 .@..#.R..v......
0010 : 03 52 49 54 45 4b 47 00 04 30 34 00 00 00 00 00 .RITEKG..04.....
0020 : 05 88 80 00 00 00 01 00 06 08 12 11 86 67 80 00 .............g..
0030 : 07 88 80 00 00 00 00 00 08 05 1b 0e 10 08 09 00 ................
0040 : 09 97 06 0d 0b 80 00 00 0a 00 00 00 00 00 10 00 ................
0050 : 0b 04 1d 18 a8 88 85 00 0c 89 ac 88 80 00 00 00 ................
0060 : 0d 00 00 d0 00 00 00 00 00 00 ..........

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Pentium 4 1.8 MHZ
Windows XP Pro SP2
1GB SDRAM PC133: 512MB + 2X 256MB
GeForce 6200 8X AGP 128MB DDR
MotherBoard: ASUS Tec P4B

BTFSB

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23. April 2005 @ 21:22

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Some disks may take a very long time since the duplication house may have used a cheap disk to begin with and since they brun them at high speed (about 2 minutes) whcih we cannot do their machinery may have written the track off just a little so that your drive is searching and searching then copying down. A good quality master disc is important to have but lets face it some movies are just cheaply produced. You can try Nero DriveSpeed to change the read spead but it is very unlikey to work since programs like DVD Decrypter have exclusive access to the drive. Download the Patin Coufinn engine at VSO software and see if you likie it better than SPTI or WinASPI (Set this in DVD Decrypter) it may perk up a bit.

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squizzle

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24. April 2005 @ 11:58

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@BTFSB: Do you know what you're talking about? Original DVD movie discs are not burned, they are pressed. It's a totally different technology.

@DigitalSk: Try to uninstall the drive in Device Manager and uninstall DVD Decrypter. Then reboot your computer. Windows should pick up your drive right away (providing you are using XP) and reinstall Decrypter. That helps problems like this sometimes.

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