| From: | Gary Beeton |
| Date: | 31 May 2000 at 05:31:26 |
| Subject: | Re: buffer under run |
On 29-May-00 00:20:57, mikerye wrote:
> The amount of RAM you have most often doesn't matter.
> Buffer underruns occur when your computer can't send
> data fast enough to the CD writer. I.E. Your CPU
> and/or your interface (SCSI or IDE) to the writer is
> too slow. Or you could be running too many other CPU
> intensive programs while trying to write the CD.
>> hi, how come i get a buffer under run when using master iso? i
>> have 64 meg ram, and this error seems only to happen when i
>> copy cd`s with lots of files..
One thing that may help is to defragment your harddrive to help speed
up disk access. The most reliable way to defragment is to make a
backup, format the partition, and then restore from the backup.
If that is not enough, then try increasing MasterISO's buffer
size (in the "Write Options" tab).
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