Bart Bremmers wrote:

> >>>  How do I set "real-time priority" is that the
--priority setting ? in
> >>>which case what should I set the class and delta settings
to ? (default is
> >>>3,0).
>
>  From the author, nick, after I asked about buffer underrun errors:
> "Nope, the dvd is still good, to avoid this messages you can increase -b
> and -f values and increase --priority to 3,31"
> I forget if the buffer underrun errors were as a result of experimenting
> with piping from mkisofs2.
>

    I just did a burn with --priority 3,2  and all seems well however I had burns go
OK before, it'll take a while before I know if the problem is really solved.

   I use MKISOFS2 to create 2GB "chunks" of the DVD and then
concatinate them on the
DVDDAO commandline. I am burning 4.3 GB DVDs. So I don't pipe from MKISOFS2 as I
normally want to create several copies anyway.

Aha spe - that was the program I was trying to remember - it allows the
prioritisation of jobs on OS/2 and generally does a good job of it.

Anyway, with the --priority setting within DVDDAO, now set perhaps I wont need spe.

If this now works consistantly, the next step is to customise the settings within
AUDIO CD Creator to use DVDDAO rather than CD-Record, then I have a GUI frontend to
DVD burning as well !

>

Thanks to both of you for the help,

Cheers/2

Ed.

>



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