I would like to write an article about burst writes.
Straight_Man
Geeky, in my own wayNaples, FL Icrontian
This is here becasue it is heavily hardware related and relevant to HD and DVD and modern CD-RW drives. CD-RWs in CD-R mode at highest speed, burst write and increase rotational speed. The MMC3 capable DVDs and Cd-RWs CAN stream at about UDMA\ATA\66 speeds if put in accellerated mode with a very high end speed request from the burner software. I thought ideas about th details of how to do this would form some interesting discussion, and might open some eyes, and an article might also be agood start point if a thread was associated with it. Any Interest in this??
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