I hope i dont get in trouble for starting this topic. I actually wanted to comment this in a thread where this topic started but still have a noob account so ill post here....
Ive made backups according to XGD3 quality guidelines in the sticky under iHas MAX Firmware support:
OPC off, OPC cleared then power cycled.
FHT - ON
OHT - OFF
OS - OFF
SB - ON
But i have 2 questions:
1 - if i alternate between on and off under OS will this reset the burn strategy that SB uses?
I ask this just in case i go from mkm003 to mkm001
2 - Does high hard drive activity lower burn quality?
I ask this second question because i noticed when i try burning more than 1 game, (i currently have 4 burners) i bought them as backups since they were discontinuing them, and also so i can use them all with different settings to compare. But i noticed the settings listed above give me great settings with each, BUT when i burned 4 backups at a time with these settings i noticed that kprobe2 yields bad results. Is this because i have more than one burning at a time? I dont get "waiting for buffers to recover" messages in the imgburn log.
Im not asking if i can burn 4 games at a time, then id look like im burning for people, im asking if i should be concerned about high hard drive activity when burning. if not, then why did kprobe2 yield bad results when burning 4 at a time, but not when burning 1 at a time from each drive?
Ive also tried burning from different storage devices, and results were better, but still not within recommended quality guidelines.
Ive made backups according to XGD3 quality guidelines in the sticky under iHas MAX Firmware support:
OPC off, OPC cleared then power cycled.
FHT - ON
OHT - OFF
OS - OFF
SB - ON
But i have 2 questions:
1 - if i alternate between on and off under OS will this reset the burn strategy that SB uses?
I ask this just in case i go from mkm003 to mkm001
2 - Does high hard drive activity lower burn quality?
I ask this second question because i noticed when i try burning more than 1 game, (i currently have 4 burners) i bought them as backups since they were discontinuing them, and also so i can use them all with different settings to compare. But i noticed the settings listed above give me great settings with each, BUT when i burned 4 backups at a time with these settings i noticed that kprobe2 yields bad results. Is this because i have more than one burning at a time? I dont get "waiting for buffers to recover" messages in the imgburn log.
Im not asking if i can burn 4 games at a time, then id look like im burning for people, im asking if i should be concerned about high hard drive activity when burning. if not, then why did kprobe2 yield bad results when burning 4 at a time, but not when burning 1 at a time from each drive?
Ive also tried burning from different storage devices, and results were better, but still not within recommended quality guidelines.
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