Hardware DVD reading speed

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AFAIK you can't limit the speed at which a disc is read back at.
But in theory the slower you write it the faster it will read back because it is less likely to contain any errors.
 

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LinkinParkmetre said:
Limit speed of read? on a 2x

The speed at which you burn something does not effect the speed at which is can be read. The burn speed only effects the time taken to burn the information onto the CD/DVD.

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Commander said:
LinkinParkmetre said:
Limit speed of read? on a 2x

The speed at which you burn something does not effect the speed at which is can be read. The burn speed only effects the time taken to burn the information onto the CD/DVD.

~ Commander
True, but at higher speeds burning errors are more likely to appear and burning errors makes it more difficult to read.
 

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QUOTE said:
True, but at higher speeds burning errors are more likely to appear and burning errors makes it more difficult to read.

This is so often stated but never qualified (proofed)

All needed information here: The only limits on read spead is the reading drive and quality of the read media!
 

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