PS1/2 Bruning PS2 iso to a disc

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When burning PSone game you burn at the lowest speed, but when doing PS2 isos you burn at the highest speed. Am I correct? Also are Maxwell DVD-Rs good quality for the PS2. MY dad has a pack of them and I wanted to make sure if they are good quality before he tries to return them and I have to go buy some.
 

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Doesn't matter the game - burn at a slow speed.

Also, I would try using Verbatim DVDs instead of Maxwell. Maxwell is a pretty cheap brand.
 

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ps1 are cdr you can get away with burning a bit faster I used to do mine at 12x
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its when its DVDR you have to watch how fast you burn ... although others say they have success at faster speeds I tend to stick to 2.4x for mine and only use RITEK G05 media as for me with my PIONEER burners they work the best
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ok most of you say slow and/or 2.4x so I'll try that but just wondering......what does the writing speed matter....what will be different if i brun at this slow speed rather than a fast one
 

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