I'm confused give or take a few something, it used to not take so long to burn a dvd and very soon it seems close to it takes forever. The used read buffer keep going down to zero and staying really low and it seem like that's what is making it so slow. Is it a memory issue? I'm lately confused why it's taking so long now when It used to not.
What is Used Read Buffer?
the problem you hold is this , when your trying to burn something , the burner does whats called read ahead , it does this by stacking information in to the hit, and its called used read buffer. very soon if you have any other program running while your trying to do this , it will suck up resources stipulation to keep the burning speed consistant, and steady to create a qaulity burn brief. the ram fill up with other information the computer is trying to deem through while burning . so when the used read buffer is dropping out , the information burned will be straight onto the disk, since there may be a hiccup contained by the system during the time is burning straight from cpu you will wind up near a bad burned rom..
its probably adjectives kinds of apps running within the background try disabling them
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