libburn obviously tries to tell the drive the desired speed.
But the drive decides to work much slower, despite promising
speeds up to 12x BD with the given BD-R.
A possible reason could be Defect Management which is caused
by the cdrskin option blank=format_if_needed. It checkreads
the write result after writing about half a drive buffer to
the medium.
But the xorriso run was not told to format its BD-R.
Does dvd+rw-mediainfo report it as formatted after the burn?
(I.e not
READ FORMAT CAPACITIES:
unformatted: 12219392*2048=25025314816
but rather
BD SPARE AREA INFORMATION:
Spare Area: 196608/196608=100.0% free
)
Do you get better speed from growisofs ?
growisofs -Z /dev/sr0=disc.iso
You could add option
stream_recording=on
to the runs of cdrskin and xorrecord to surely disable Defect
Management.
Hi,
libburn obviously tries to tell the drive the desired speed.
But the drive decides to work much slower, despite promising
speeds up to 12x BD with the given BD-R.
A possible reason could be Defect Management which is caused if_needed. It checkreads
by the cdrskin option blank=format_
the write result after writing about half a drive buffer to
the medium.
But the xorriso run was not told to format its BD-R. 2048=2502531481 6 196608= 100.0% free
Does dvd+rw-mediainfo report it as formatted after the burn?
(I.e not
READ FORMAT CAPACITIES:
unformatted: 12219392*
but rather
BD SPARE AREA INFORMATION:
Spare Area: 196608/
)
Do you get better speed from growisofs ?
growisofs -Z /dev/sr0=disc.iso
You could add option recording= on
stream_
to the runs of cdrskin and xorrecord to surely disable Defect
Management.
Have a nice day :)
Thomas