Disco Makberto
29th August 2009, 06:14
Dear e-Readers,
Greetings!
I know that "On the fly recording" using two DVD drives (either two DVD burners or one DVD-ROM and one DVD burner) is not advisable while using only one IDE channel on the same computer system since this slows down the recording process, that is, the recording process of going from master disc to copied disc. But I have a question, what would happen if I use the same set up and same process but on a SATA channel? Is there also a slow down of the recording process while using a SATA channel that is connected to two DVD drives? Or this only happens when an IDE channel is connected to two DVD drives and not when a SATA channel is connected to two DVD drives?
Cheers,
Carlos Al
"Disco Mak"
Greetings!
I know that "On the fly recording" using two DVD drives (either two DVD burners or one DVD-ROM and one DVD burner) is not advisable while using only one IDE channel on the same computer system since this slows down the recording process, that is, the recording process of going from master disc to copied disc. But I have a question, what would happen if I use the same set up and same process but on a SATA channel? Is there also a slow down of the recording process while using a SATA channel that is connected to two DVD drives? Or this only happens when an IDE channel is connected to two DVD drives and not when a SATA channel is connected to two DVD drives?
Cheers,
Carlos Al
"Disco Mak"