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On Sat, 29 Nov 2003 17:30:46 -0800, "yuki" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >I just got a Pioneer A06 writer & a 250GB disk > >I used DVD Decrypter to rip a DVD to the new hard disk from the A06 drive & >my old BTC DVD-ROM (DVD16X-OEM316B) drive I picked up at Fry's a few years >ago. > >The A06 ripped at a constant 2.1x speed. took about 48 mins. >BTC started at about 2.0x, then the speed increased to the max of 10.4x, >averaging at about 6.8x, finished the rip in less than 15mins. I own a a06 as well and ripping using dvd decrypter only takes 10 to 20 mins but no longer than 20 mins. Speed will depend on your pc as to how fast it will rip but as you say your other drive processes it faster. I have the a06 set as master. the a06 is set at about 2x ripping speed but this shoudn't take any longer than 20 minutes. > >The BTC drive is connected to the MB's 2nd IDE channel (Ultra DMA 100) as >the master drive operating at DMA mode 2. >The A06 drive is connected to a separate Promise Ultra 100 controller (2nd >IDE channel, master) >The 250GB hard disk is connected to the same controller (1st IDE channel, >master) > >I was surprised & disappointed a bit, since I expected the A06 to match or >exceed the BTC drive in the ripping speed. > >BTW, I compared the images on the hard disk, they were identical (all 8GB) >so it wasn't like the BTC drive was dropping data. > >Can anyone explain why the A06 is so slow at ripping? > >Maybe I need to go to PromiseTech site to get a latest BIOS/driver for >WinXP? > >Thanks, > >yuki >
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