Problem arises when using two DVD burners together.
Problem arises when using two DVD burners together.
It's odd, but for years I was able to burn DVD and Blu-ray on two burners with Windows 10 and then Windows 11. After a blue-green issue and getting it back online, it now doesn't burn smoothly: both burners wait for the disc to catch up. Using a single burner works fine. I tried Nero imgburn but didn't see any difference. Anyone have any advice?
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What does "blue-green" refer to? What changes were made to your PC during service? Could you provide the complete system specifications?
This is unusual, I've been using two Blu-ray burners for years without issues. First in Windows 10, then after upgrading to Windows 11.
My motherboard caused many problems, including crashes and blue screens, plus it would crash Windows startup.
In the service department, they replaced the motherboard and told me to stick with Windows 10.
Now I'm having trouble running both burners together.
They say I need to wait for the disc to reach the threshold and for the buffer to recover.
I updated the drivers, swapped the SATA cables, checked the hard drive for errors, but burning takes much longer now with two discs.
Sometimes one disc fails to finalize and ends up blank.
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Please help me resolve this issue.
The reason you need to burn two discs simultaneously is to ensure both are processed correctly. Also, do the discs contain identical data?
I need to burn two different titles simultaneously
It isn't as though I'm doing anything new that succeeded before
Updated, it functions if one title is stored on one hard drive and another on a different one
But not both on the same drive
That's an impossible scenario
If Windows isn't giving enough memory to manage the task on a single drive
As I mentioned, it worked for years until the Windows update after the crash