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Originally Posted by refraction
while newer drives can give good copies at high speeds, you will always get a better/deeper burn from using a lower speed, so those drives with weaker lasers can still read them.
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oh that makes sense 
i didn't think about that 
i'm just suprised at how fast DVDs burn now. you can burn like a 4.6GB DVD in like 8~15 minutes!
thats shorter than what a CD used to take 
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