'The Xbox has a hard drive mate';

'>>10880979
burn your discs as slow as possible, 2X speed.';

'>>10880979
Set your burner to automatic write speed or try moving into hard drive loading.';

'>>10880979
because it has to read the cd over and over to successful read the data from your shit burns

even if you think your game "runs fine" it's still putting 10x the wear on drive';

'>>10880979
Most ps2 and similar are burn to 4x or 8x top is more advice to burn it at 4x.
>>10881307
>doesn't know
There are DIY ps2 kits and are cheaper then buying a used console online.
If is xbox any pc part is good (replaced dvdv reader with a bluray reader from pc no issue at all)';

'>>10880987
>>10881121
these';

'>>10881307
But I also burn discs with ESR for use on PS2 and don't have the same issue

My Xbox only has 3.6GB left on the HDD, and it's 1.6 so replacing it is a bit more difficult.

I already tried burning slowly but no luck';

'>>10880979
Possibly old CD-Rs. Buy a new batch.';

'>>10881657
Ignore this anon. You need slow CD-rs to be able to burn slowly, otherwise you're stuck at whatever the disk is rated at, likely 8x or 16x';

'>>10881657
>CD
>CD';

'>>10881706
On the disk it says it has 1-16x speed';

'>>10880979
imgburn:
psx cd-r 2x
ps2, xbox dvd-r 4x
also this>>10880987';

'>>10881706
Holy fuck you're stupid, you can always burn at a lower speed';

'>>10885018
I burn CD-Rs for my chipped Saturn and my laptop doesn't burn less than 8x. They still work fine though. Do you have a disk drive from the 90s?';

'>>10886273
The proposition was that if the disc doesn't say 1x you can't burn at 1x. That's wrong. Obviously your drive must support burning at 1x.';

'eBay is full of Xboxes with broken disk drives. I would be afraid to burn disks for this fucker';

'>>10886454
>broken
most of the time it's either the rubber band or erosion of a trace on the PCB';

'>>10881121
This is a myth';

'>>10880979
Why aren't you using the HDD on the system? You get the added benefit of loading games faster with little to no issues (provided your Xbox isn't a 1.6, in which case patches are required).';

'>>10886726
because my system is 1.6';

'>>10886738
You're on your own then.';

'>>10881121
Not the early 2000s anymore retard, always burn on 8x speed';

'>>10881652
>and it's 1.6 so replacing it is a bit more difficult.
??
It's literally the same shit on every single xbox. Swapped mine without any issues with chimp';

'>>10881121
>>10885018
>>10886471
The speed is less important than the write byte size';

'>>10886738
That's literally not an issue
Mine is 1.6 and it works fine';

'>>10886885
How do you control that?';

'Ok yeah yeah HDD, but no one in the entire world has ever got cutscenes to play smoothly with burned discs?';

'>>10881497
>If is xbox any pc part is good (replaced dvdv reader with a bluray reader from pc no issue at all)
Bullshit. Standard PC drives can't read Xbox discs, and Xbox DVD drives use a proprietary power connector not found anywhere else.';

'>>10887191
Most people don't use burned discs because it's pointless when you can use the HDD
If it's slow it means it's not reading them fast enough';

'>>10887202
Yeah pretty much. I used burned DVDs because I’m a massive pussy and afraid of taking the Xbox apart. Once the disc drive dies I’ll go for the surgery but not a second before hand';

'>>10887236
>surgery
huh?
it's on top';

'>>10887245
Don’t you have to get a comparable hard drive? And do it with power switching?';

'>>10881726
So long as you have a drive within that range then you can burn.
>>10885018
>>10886443
You're free to try selecting a slower speed than the disk is rated for but the burning software will have the drive automatically check the disk information for its lowest supported write speed and then select that instead. This isn't my opinion, it's how the technology works.';

'>people saying to burn at a lower speed/slowest possible speed
Again with the cargo cultists.
This isn't 2003 anymore, no one is using IDE anymore, you aren't going to burn through your burner's buffer faster than SATA can fill it. Burning at a slower speed was a precaution to prevent buffer underrun caused by burning the disc faster than you could get the data to the drive. This hasn't been an issue since we moved from IDE to SATA. It certainly wasn't an issue with SATA2, and sure as shit won't be an issue with SATA3.
Burning at a slower speed in 2024 and thinking it will prevent a bad burn is like de-fragmenting a SSD to prevent slowdown from long seek times. The only thing you will accomplish is wasting time.';

'>>10885018
That's bullshit. Modern drives only support writing discs at certain speeds (16x, 24x, 32x, etc.)';

'>>10889694
Read >>10886443';

'>>10888928
Most people on this board weren't even born or were younger than 5 in 2003, nobody will understand what you're talking about. This is a LARP board for zoomers.';