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Hey guys, Can anyone tell me how i burn an iso image at a lower speed on VBURN. The speed that it always burns at is x36 which is way ...
  1. 04-26-2009 #1
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    HELP Burning Speed

    Hey guys,
    Can anyone tell me how i burn an iso image at a lower speed on VBURN. The speed that it always burns at is x36 which is way to high because there are errors on every disc?
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    Welcome to the forums!

    Sorry, I'm not familiar with vburn at all, but have you tried running man vburn to see if there is a manual page for it?
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    Tried that but no manual.
    Do you know for any simple iso burner where i can choose the burning speed?
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  4. 04-26-2009 #4
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    You can find some Linux burners here:

    CD/DVD Writers | Linux App Finder

    If you want Windows burners, take a look here:

    How to successfully burn or write an ISO-image to cd or dvd
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    If you are running the KDE desktop, you can get k3b which is a great burning tool, and it does give you control over your burning speed. Under the covers it uses cdrecord which is a command-line tool to burn cd's and dvd's. If you use that, the speed=# option (# is the speed to burn, such as 16, 24, etc) will allow you to specify the burn speed. See the cdrecord man page. It describes all the options in detail.
    Sometimes, real fast is almost as good as real time.
    Just remember, Semper Gumbi - always be flexible!
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    If you are using gnome the nautilus-cd-burner is a easiest way around.
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