I am having a similar problem with my new Samsung...
I just purchased a new Samsung external writer from BB SE-w184M AMBN. It's on sale and I thought the lightscribe technology would be cool for home movies and picture cds. Any way, I tried a DVD burn last night just to see how the burner would do. The first one I aborted in mid burn because it had already been over an hour and a half to burn the movie. I figured it out that I had the burner plugged in to the wrong USB. I moved it to the 2.0 port and tried again. This time it burned the dvd the same as I have always done before. It still took a bit longer though. I am using Nero 7 ultra and taiyo 8x dvd-r disks. The internal burner on my dell is a NEC. I normally use it to burn my dvds and just for peace of mind I burn at 4x even though the writer will burn to 12x I believe. I just started doing this not too long ago and have always had successful burns. I have never looked at charts or logs or whatever to see how a burn is doing. I always just watched the movie to make sure. Everytime I do a burn on the internal drive (the NEC) at 4x, it takes just under 14 minutes. When I did a test run with the new Samsung external drive at 4x the time ended up being about 25 minutes. Are these numbers different when it comes to internal drives versus external? Is there something that I need to do here? I'm thinking I will probably take the writer back. Any help...?
I just purchased a new Samsung external writer from BB SE-w184M AMBN. It's on sale and I thought the lightscribe technology would be cool for home movies and picture cds. Any way, I tried a DVD burn last night just to see how the burner would do. The first one I aborted in mid burn because it had already been over an hour and a half to burn the movie. I figured it out that I had the burner plugged in to the wrong USB. I moved it to the 2.0 port and tried again. This time it burned the dvd the same as I have always done before. It still took a bit longer though. I am using Nero 7 ultra and taiyo 8x dvd-r disks. The internal burner on my dell is a NEC. I normally use it to burn my dvds and just for peace of mind I burn at 4x even though the writer will burn to 12x I believe. I just started doing this not too long ago and have always had successful burns. I have never looked at charts or logs or whatever to see how a burn is doing. I always just watched the movie to make sure. Everytime I do a burn on the internal drive (the NEC) at 4x, it takes just under 14 minutes. When I did a test run with the new Samsung external drive at 4x the time ended up being about 25 minutes. Are these numbers different when it comes to internal drives versus external? Is there something that I need to do here? I'm thinking I will probably take the writer back. Any help...?
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