I am re-authoring with DVD Shrink 3.0 Beta 5, burning with Nero 6 and using Ritek G04. I have a Pentium P4 with 256 MB Ram and 120 GB hard drive.
If I am using my computer for everyday stuff (emails and surfing the net) and I decide to burn a DVD, it usually burns at 4x without any problem. The funny thing is that if I reboot the computer first, Nero seems to only be able to burn at 2x. I set Nero to determine the maximum burn speed and after it does a speed check, this is the message I get, "Can only write at 2x instead of 4x, because speed of source data is too slow."
What I don't understand is that this seems to happen mainly after I reboot the computer but I should think that rebooting should free up resources on my computer and give it better performance. It seems to be the opposite.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.
If I am using my computer for everyday stuff (emails and surfing the net) and I decide to burn a DVD, it usually burns at 4x without any problem. The funny thing is that if I reboot the computer first, Nero seems to only be able to burn at 2x. I set Nero to determine the maximum burn speed and after it does a speed check, this is the message I get, "Can only write at 2x instead of 4x, because speed of source data is too slow."
What I don't understand is that this seems to happen mainly after I reboot the computer but I should think that rebooting should free up resources on my computer and give it better performance. It seems to be the opposite.
Any thoughts would be appreciated. Thanks.
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