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(and a older CD burner that still supports doing that)

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First off if you are going full 1x speed route you'll want to buy CD-Rs that support it. People like to say burn at slowest speed but from my experience that's not always the case. Additionally, I have had verbatims (specifically the ones made to look like little vinyl records) that never ONCE burned correctly. Verbatims have always been the “best” but recently I had some that were SO cheaply made I could easily see right through them. Pretty sure it’s as simple as turning a potentiometer on the laser. I also remember being able to turn the power up on your psx laser, but it was a long time ago. Try turning your psx upside down and see if it works better. CD burners have buffers and you’ll notice that they slow their burn speed down when necessary.īoth your psx and your burner could probably benefit from cleaning the lenses. I have burned games at all speeds and had them work fine. The weird grind-y noises are either when the laser is unable to read the disc and resets to try again or the laser is unable to move back and forth properly, which sometimes is solved by greasing the screw that moves it. It’s always best to burn as slow as possible.

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Are the CDR-s just bad quality? I heard people mention Verbatim Datalife Plus are better, but they didnt have them here locally and id have to order online, wait, and pay more.

Is it likely that my ps1 laser just sucks because of all the weird struggling/grindy noises, or is it just due to wonky CDR burns?.

On my current 24x laptop drive, what speed should I burn at? (Supported 10x,16,20x,24x.

I have another 52x oldschool disc drive in another computer from like 15 years ago, should I try burning on that? What speed should I use on there?.

I dont think ps1 is supposed to be like that. But this time it worked, no more stuttering cutscenes.However, the disc drive is pretty loud and makes a grinding/struggling sound whenever basically anything tries to happen or load. Just froze on startup I then tried doing a 4x speed one, same message. When it was finished, the copy would not boot in my PS1. Drive only supports writing at : 10x, 16x, 20x, 24x" "Write Speed miscompare! Wanted 4x! got 10x. I then tried burning at 1x speed :Imgburn message: I burned a backup of Resident Evil 1 at MAX speed (24x)FMV cutscene skips and stutters My old laptop has a 24x disc drive in itUsing ImgBurn: I got a 50 pack spindle of regular Verbatim 52x cdr-s.I got a FREEPSXBOOT mem card for booting Backup discs