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NERO update to 6.6.0.1, bad discs and buffer issues ?
Ive been using DVD-shrink and NERO 6 for some time now, but recently, I ran into a bad batch of media (Memorex changed their media ID... don't use them ever ever.)
During my worries, I updated my NERO to version 6.6.0.1
Well, with known good media (using 2nd PC to verify), I am not able to burn working DVDs.
While using Nero Burning ROM, I got no reported errors! Nero thinks that it is doing a good job. In my stand along player, the resulting DVD has pauses every 20 seconds of video.
I notice, during the burn process, that the buffer fluctuates from empty to full every few seconds. The CPU speed also looks like a sawtooth, spiking every time the buffer fills up. This did not happend before, and the buffer stayed at 100% for the duration of the burn process.
I did a Nero Drive test, and it was pretty damn useless. What good is a test if you have no empiracle results to compare it to?!?!? Duh. All I see is a graph... woopty do, thanks nero.
-Another user here posted a reply to my other thread saying he/she had "similiar" problems, and that the fix was to uninstall Nero 6.6.0.1 and go back to the software that came with the burner.
If I remember right, I had to do one update of nero just to get any kind of a successful burn. How does one acquire an "in between" update of NERO?!?!
this sucks.
During my worries, I updated my NERO to version 6.6.0.1
Well, with known good media (using 2nd PC to verify), I am not able to burn working DVDs.
While using Nero Burning ROM, I got no reported errors! Nero thinks that it is doing a good job. In my stand along player, the resulting DVD has pauses every 20 seconds of video.
I notice, during the burn process, that the buffer fluctuates from empty to full every few seconds. The CPU speed also looks like a sawtooth, spiking every time the buffer fills up. This did not happend before, and the buffer stayed at 100% for the duration of the burn process.
I did a Nero Drive test, and it was pretty damn useless. What good is a test if you have no empiracle results to compare it to?!?!? Duh. All I see is a graph... woopty do, thanks nero.
-Another user here posted a reply to my other thread saying he/she had "similiar" problems, and that the fix was to uninstall Nero 6.6.0.1 and go back to the software that came with the burner.
If I remember right, I had to do one update of nero just to get any kind of a successful burn. How does one acquire an "in between" update of NERO?!?!
this sucks.
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