What is Burn-proof?

[trichos]

Sorry for a basic question, but I am a computer novice.

 

[John]

BURN-Proof slows the burn process down (if needed) to prevent buffer underruns.

 

[Killbat]

Better than that, John. BURN-Proof drives can actually pause recording entirely if the buffers drop too low and wait for more data.

 

[bacillus]

read all about it here!

 

[Sugadaddy]

if the burner's buffer gets empty, the laser will stop burning and start again once there's data in the buffer.

 

[ST4RCUTTER]

trichos

Like the others (some anyway) have said, Burnproof actually stops the burning process. A regular CDRW would cause a Buffer Underun error at this point, but with Burnproof, the disk continues to spin and the read/write head finds where it left off on the disk and continues to burn when the buffer has refreshed.

 

[almostmakingit]

My friends burnproof buffer went down to 40%. When the cd was done there was noise at the start of the track.. Anyone know of edits (ie stacks) or settings that can help this buffer along? Funny thing was at my house his computer wrote data and audio flawlessly with minimal affect on the buffer. Brought the unit to his house, attached it to a usrobotics crx external modem, and all heck broke loose. Any ideas or suggestions would be most appreciated. I won't be back there til mid week to try my cable modem, but any suggestions are like preparations in the bank.. Thanks.