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External USB 3.0 BDXL supported Blue-Ray Drive Cannot reach 24x speed.


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Hi there,

Recently I have bought External USB 3.0 Blue-Ray Drive, which consist of:

External USB 3.0 Driver Box post-6196-14494997562864_thumb.gif

And

BlueRay Drive UJ260AF post-6196-1449499756323_thumb.jpg

The problem is it cannot reach supported 24x speed while reading from CD-ROM Disk. What is the problem?

Big Thanks in advance

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Hi there,

Recently I have bought External USB 3.0 Blue-Ray Drive, which consist of:

External USB 3.0 Driver Box [ATTACH=CONFIG]11508[/ATTACH]

And

BlueRay Drive UJ260AF [ATTACH=CONFIG]11509[/ATTACH]

The problem is it cannot reach supported 24x speed while reading from CD-ROM Disk. What is the problem?

Big Thanks in advance

You're probably hitting the limits for USB 3.0 data rate. BluRay has a pretty high bitrate, and at 24x speed, it's probably too much for USB 3.0.

:googling:

Looks to be max video bitrate is 40 Mbps and max data rate is 54 Mbps... so at 24x speed... that would be about 1296 Mbps. hmmm USB 3.0 maxes out at 5 Gbit/s so that doesn't quite give you an answer...

Perhaps it's the program you are using to burn? Also, it's probably burning slower so it doesn't mess up / give you corruptions.

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You're probably hitting the limits for USB 3.0 data rate. BluRay has a pretty high bitrate, and at 24x speed, it's probably too much for USB 3.0.

:googling:

Looks to be max video bitrate is 40 Mbps and max data rate is 54 Mbps... so at 24x speed... that would be about 1296 Mbps. hmmm USB 3.0 maxes out at 5 Gbit/s so that doesn't quite give you an answer...

Perhaps it's the program you are using to burn? Also, it's probably burning slower so it doesn't mess up / give you corruptions.

The problem is I am using the very common CD-ROM disk, and not a Blue-ray one. I am just copy files not burn it. No special app is used.

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You're probably hitting the limits for USB 3.0 data rate. BluRay has a pretty high bitrate, and at 24x speed, it's probably too much for USB 3.0.

:googling:

Looks to be max video bitrate is 40 Mbps and max data rate is 54 Mbps... so at 24x speed... that would be about 1296 Mbps. hmmm USB 3.0 maxes out at 5 Gbit/s so that doesn't quite give you an answer...

Perhaps it's the program you are using to burn? Also, it's probably burning slower so it doesn't mess up / give you corruptions.

I think he's referring to a external drive configuration like this (specs here). 24x CD read is actually 1/9 the rate of 24x DVD read. DVDs would read at ~33.36 MB/s and CDs would read at ~3.707 MB/s (here).

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Isn't that just a general limitation for drives of this size? I think 24x is the maximum commonly quoted for cd-rom, but maybe that is the absolute peak speed at the edge of the cd, not the average?

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