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    Burning problem with new burner installed

    Hi all,
    It has been a long time since I have had any problems, but yesterday I had a new DVD burner installed, an LG GH24NSBOB and all of a sudden both of my current FAB programs have slowed drastically. I have FAB 8229 and FAB 9063 and both will not go beyond 1.8x using the VSO engine that I used to get 6 to 8x on burns. Nothing was changed after the swap of the burners. Ideas anyone?
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    #2
    Try the Fab burning engine their are settings for blu ray and settings for dvd.Also you can use the free img burn engine.

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      #3
      Olddog if you installed a new optical drive did you set the region on it? Might not speed things up for you but will save other issues sooner or later. New ones are set to Ø and that is not good on some encryption.
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        #4
        Good points so far. To 90312, howdy neighbor, am in Moscow Mills, already set to region 1. To glenns, will try the FAB engine but I am still confused why a replaced burner would cause this mess>

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          #5
          The next thing I would do is run a laser cleaning disc through it just to be sure no debris got on the laser during transit.
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            #6
            Just a side note on this, I just burned a Verbatim dual layer DVD of almost
            7 gig in just under 17 minutes using TMPGE authoring works 4. It has got to be a gremlin between DVDFab and this new burner. I cannot tell you how much I love this program. Probibly been using it since version 3.

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              #7
              In that case try what glenns suggested, download ImgBurn, install to the default location and give it a try. Fab hands off the burning to it after the rip and might work for you.
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              Things should be made as simple as possible, but no simpler.
              Albert Einstein

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                #8
                Further update, I just did a burn on FAB 9063 using the FAB engine and I got a max speed of 7.7x on a little over 4 gig. So it has to be something about the VSO engine. I have noticed after digging into the files that the VSO engine for FAB 8 is a higher version number than FAB 9. I tried the VSO trouble reporting page but after 5 minutes of the report utility running, I got nervous and shut it down. Have you tried that utility?

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