does it really take 16 hours to copy blu to blu movies???
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what is an average timeComment
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macdougal
Post your computer specs and you shall be given information where you may be able to improve on the time it takes to copy
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pentium 4 4 ghz
nvidia 512 mg videoComment
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with Pentium 4, 16 hours sounds about right... or actually quite fast, I would say... I remember 30-40 hrs in early dayssigpic
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omg
really?Comment
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Yep. Is you videocard CUDA. Pls post full name and modelOriginally posted by macdougal View Postsigpic
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can someone check my specs
im running an intel celeron processor 450, 3gb ddr2 memory and my movies are taking 20 hours is this normal or right.Comment
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Originally posted by jewjew1 View Post
Yes I think that normal for your computer as it only a single core with a clock speed of 2.2GHzComment
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