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  1. 07-19-2003, 11:10 AM #1
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    I have a LiteOn 48x24x48 CD-RW Drive. Now in Nero it shows max record speed of 32x instead of 48x. Why is that and what can i do to fix it? Thanks.
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    what version of nero have you got, because it could be the version of nero you have try getting a higher or low version of it and that maybe the problem.
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    or ur cdr is only 32x max.
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    The problem could be the CD-R's that your using, if they're not rated up the 48x speed then nero will only let you go up to its top speed.
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    I just recently found out that there is a higher probability of data corruption possible when burning at max. I lost alot of my digital images that I had burned onto cd's at max speed and never bothered to check them before reformatting. Also - the type of cd's can cause problems too. Am happily burning all my data back onto Fuji cds at the moment..
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    i've got the latest nero, and i know i can burn at 48x. my cd-r's are 48x burn capable, and i have burnt at 48x with this burner before. so what could be causing this problem? aspi drivers maybe?
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