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hi all, i have recently upgraded to windows 7, when using vista i used ashampoo 6 which i thought was really quite good, however since installing 7, i installed it again and now my dvd's are taking something like 2 hours lol, yes 2 hours.. any advice would be great , i think i have a 8 speed dvd burner and using 16 x dvd's to which ive never had a problem using before.

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Hey Dodester - Don't think the problem is with your hardware nor blank media mate.....more than likely, as you suspect, a software issue.

You can get Ashampoo Burning Studio 2010 for free at the moment. It doesn't say it supports Windows7...only XP and Vista but might be worth trying it out, especially as it is zero cost. I've found that a lot of software for Vista also works well on Windows 7.

Go to this site to register (it is a two part registration process): http://www2.ashampoo.com/webcache/html/ ... _2_USD.htm

Go to this site to download (site is in German - just click on the blue "Download" button): http://www.computerbild.de/download/Ash ... 30765.html

Also: Here is a page which discusses and lists the best free burning software. You will see that most support Windows 7: http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-fr ... ftware.htm

Let us know how you get on...

Cheers....JIM

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hey OZ, i had a ghood idea it was gonna be you replying first, always on the ball eh , thanks very much once again dude and ill be doing it tonihgt so will post how i get on.

dodester

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hey guys, still no luck, i tried loadsa ones and also trying ashampoo 9 which is still taking 1 hours and 6 minutes to burn a 700 MB video. any other suggestions ?

when i had the vista it would take around 9 minutes for that...

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hey guys, especially OZ, thanks very much for your advice. problem now solved , a veeeery dumb error on my behalf, thanks again

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Hey Dodster - Glad to hear all is well again. Come on then....what was it that was causing the very slow burn????? Do tell.

Cheers.....JIM

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[color=#FF0040:32nfh6kb][size=150:32nfh6kb]ahhhhhh noooooo i knew someone was gonna ask lol...

well me being dumb really, i was burning a video file which format was ntsdt yep a know ive never heard of it neither, it was a full package of in the night garden for my little girl, i got a peep show episode ( xvid) format and yeah burned in around 6 minutes and played on dvd player.

so yeah my fault for not testing another video file

sorted now

[/size:32nfh6kb][/color:32nfh6kb]

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Hey Dodester - You have done well to fess up mate...LOL

I wouldn't be too embarrassed, I've never heard of that format (ntsdt)....man, that must be a really obscure one!!!

Which burning software did you end up keeping?

Cheers mate....JIM

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hehe lol thanks.

i ended up using ashampoo V9, really fast for the job and a good friendly user face.

thanks again

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hi all, i have recently upgraded to windows 7, when using vista i used ashampoo 6 which i thought was really quite good, however since installing 7, i installed it again and now my dvd's are taking something like 2 hours lol, yes 2 hours.. any advice would be great , i think i have a 8 speed dvd burner and using 16 x dvd's to which ive never had a problem using before.

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Hey Dodester - Don't think the problem is with your hardware nor blank media mate.....more than likely, as you suspect, a software issue.

You can get Ashampoo Burning Studio 2010 for free at the moment. It doesn't say it supports Windows7...only XP and Vista but might be worth trying it out, especially as it is zero cost. I've found that a lot of software for Vista also works well on Windows 7.

Go to this site to register (it is a two part registration process): http://www2.ashampoo.com/webcache/html/ ... _2_USD.htm

Go to this site to download (site is in German - just click on the blue "Download" button): http://www.computerbild.de/download/Ash ... 30765.html

Also: Here is a page which discusses and lists the best free burning software. You will see that most support Windows 7: http://www.techsupportalert.com/best-fr ... ftware.htm

Let us know how you get on...

Cheers....JIM

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hey OZ, i had a ghood idea it was gonna be you replying first, always on the ball eh , thanks very much once again dude and ill be doing it tonihgt so will post how i get on.

dodester

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hey guys, still no luck, i tried loadsa ones and also trying ashampoo 9 which is still taking 1 hours and 6 minutes to burn a 700 MB video. any other suggestions ?

when i had the vista it would take around 9 minutes for that...

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hey guys, especially OZ, thanks very much for your advice. problem now solved , a veeeery dumb error on my behalf, thanks again

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Hey Dodster - Glad to hear all is well again. Come on then....what was it that was causing the very slow burn????? Do tell.

Cheers.....JIM

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[color=#FF0040:32nfh6kb][size=150:32nfh6kb]ahhhhhh noooooo i knew someone was gonna ask lol...

well me being dumb really, i was burning a video file which format was ntsdt yep a know ive never heard of it neither, it was a full package of in the night garden for my little girl, i got a peep show episode ( xvid) format and yeah burned in around 6 minutes and played on dvd player.

so yeah my fault for not testing another video file

sorted now

[/size:32nfh6kb][/color:32nfh6kb]

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Hey Dodester - You have done well to fess up mate...LOL

I wouldn't be too embarrassed, I've never heard of that format (ntsdt)....man, that must be a really obscure one!!!

Which burning software did you end up keeping?

Cheers mate....JIM

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hehe lol thanks.

i ended up using ashampoo V9, really fast for the job and a good friendly user face.

thanks again

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