problem with nero 6

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  1. beanbag31

    beanbag31 Member

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    Everytime i try to burn a dvd on the fly it always does a simulation first no matter how many times i've burnt at that speed before. why does this simulation keep happening as it's only supposed to do it the first time. Is there anyway to fix this problem?

    thanks.
     
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    This is an Authoring Question?

    Uncheck the simulation box. It's on the Burn tab.
     
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    I have already tried that, but it still keeps simulating first no matter what i try.
     
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    By "burning on the fly" I assume you are copying from one DVD directly to another without putting anything on your hard drive. I never do this but it would not surprise me if Nero needs to do a simulation to get the transfer rates correct. Each time you do a copy like this Nero would have to check because the transfer rate would be different for each individual DVD being copied.

    This is just a theory and I could be wrong. You could always try to get in touch with Craig Campbell at Nero Tech Support.

    If you would like, post a Nero Log and we can take a look at it. Sometimes that will provide a clue. I'm not convinced though that this is a problem with the software. Maybe it is supposed to do this.
     
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    thanks for your reply, your probably right, sounds like the cause is from the variation in speed from the source drive rather then the destination drive. It's not a major problem, just defeats the purpose of doing a 'on the fly' dvd burn i think.

    thanks anyway.
     

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