Is it only a matter of time before the higher the speed, the better, or the lower the better?

I am a "Combo" recorder, often engraved disks, I will talk about my experience:

At first, I had no experience, and the choices were all default (the highest speed), and the disks I used were better (10 yuan per sheet, and the most expensive one for self-employed people was not more than 2 yuan), and the machine was new, and everything went smoothly for burning. Note: Selecting the highest speed does not have much impact on reading the original disk, mainly the target blank disk.

Later, something went wrong, so I reduced the speed to 20x, and then I used the so-called best 2 yuan disk, which was reduced to 12x, but it didn't work, and the burning software (the famous nero) automatically selected 8x.

It seems that 8x is the best and safest parameter. Free for your reference.

If you want to verify whether the engraved disk can be used, you can right-click on the optical drive, select "Copy", and then create a folder and select "Paste", copy the entire disk to the hard disk, if everything goes well, prove that the disk is intact (especially when the engraved disk is the system installation disk).

The speed is relatively slow, the laser energy is relatively strong, not easy to make mistakes, and it is easy to read, generally there is the highest burning speed on the disk, if it exceeds this speed, it is unreliable, and if it is generally reliable, use a speed lower than the highest burning speed.

Same. There is no difference.

The high-speed ones are vibrating and noisy.

The speed is low, and he reads the signal carefully! The loss of optical disc is also small!

At the time of the carving, it is better to have a low speed!

If you want to experiment, you can use high-speed engraving, then low-speed engraving, and see which one works well! Communication.

Generally 4x to 24x is too fast, error-prone, and the quality of the engraving is not good

Professional engraving experts tell you, the slower, the better.

Burning discs are done at 16x speed. The highest burning speed that can be achieved by the *** disc burner in the market is 16 times the speed, and for the burning speed of 2 4 times the speed, the amount of data transferred per second is, and it takes about 15 to 27 minutes to burn a *** disc.

Burning at 8x speed takes only 7 to 8 minutes, which is only a little slower than burning a CD-R, but considering the amount of data it burns, the 8x speed is very high. Burning speed is the primary factor in buying a high-speed disc burner, if you have sufficient funds, choose a high-speed disc burner as much as possible.

This should be treated on a case-by-case basis. If but in terms of the quality and efficiency of burning, the burning speed of *** disc is generally selected.

The weight is 8 times, and the CD disk is 24 times.

In addition, the disc records data in points, and the lower the multiple of burning, the clearer and more uniform the data points, especially ***. You can compare an 8x burned *** with a 4x burned ***, look at the side of the disc data in full light, 4x burned must be clearer and more uniform than 8x burned, and its stability, security, and burning quality are also better than 8x. For 16x burned *** disks, it will be very difficult to read the disc drive, and the old disc drive will not even be able to read the disk.

The disadvantage of low-speed burning is that it takes a long time and the recorder ages quickly. However, today's burners are generally cheaper, so it is recommended to burn with 4x.

As for burning CDs, the difference between high speed and low speed is not very obvious, because the points used for recording data on CDs are larger, generally 16x or 24x.

You first have to distinguish what disc you want to engrave, 1-24x is said to be the fastest on *** can reach 24 times the speed. The fastest on the CDRW platter can reach 48X. Yours.

Generally, you choose the right speed, choose different speeds according to different discs, but the general burning software will automatically select the speed

On the disc, it is generally written that the appropriate speed is generally selected, and 8x can be selected.

There are options inside when burning, and you can use it at maximum speed.

This has been a topic of discussion for a long time, and it is true that reducing the speed is conducive to reducing the probability of burning and ensuring the effect of burning, but it is not as slow as possible, and the effect of burning some high-speed dye discs at a very low speed proposed by many netizens is not necessarily the best.

In addition, the burning speed is determined by the platter and the recorder, after turning on nero, there will be a prompt that many people agree with the saying that slow work is done carefully, just don't be too slow, if there are multiple discs, you will gradually understand the burning ability of your platter and recorder in daily use, and you also have your own opinions on the speed, at first you can use a slower speed for the sake of insurance.

There is also try to leave as much leeway as possible when burning discs, because as we all know, the quality of the outer ring of the disc is not guaranteed, so the nominal capacity of the platter is generally a little smaller than that shown by the software (there is no guarantee that some fakes will play this kind of sloppy production of inferior discs), so try not to engrave too full, leave a little leeway.

Generally slower is better, stable. But it takes a long time.

The burning speed mainly depends on two aspects, one is the nominal speed of the disc, and the other is the maximum burning speed supported by the optical drive.

Burning speed, such as 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x, 10x, 12x, 16x, 24x, 32x, 40x, etc. Refers to the engraving speed at which the disc is burned. Usually the maximum speed of burning *** discs is 16x.

The higher the speed value, the more time is saved.

If you use 16x to burn, on the one hand, your burning drive supports 16x burning, which can be achieved by a general recorder.

Then the important thing is the *** disc you choose, if you burn in this high-speed mode, you are required to buy the disc must be of good quality, do not buy cheap and poor quality, otherwise under high-speed burning, if the disc quality problem leads to burning failure, it will affect the overall time. If you are not sure if it is bad when buying, you can buy a few fewer plates to try, and if the quality is good, buy more.

This is related to the performance of the machine and the drive, you can't adjust it to the speed you want, you can only adjust it to the speed that the machine and the optical drive can accept. If not a lot of records. It usually doesn't take a lot of time to engrave a few plates.

You just need to choose the speed according to the speed of your optical drive. It's all written on the CD-ROM drive. For example, 24x Ahh

16x or something.

The computer configuration is quite high, the quality of the disc is quite good, and the optical drive is quite powerful,。。

Since software engraving is an automatic process, the only way to find out is this.