On Oct 12, 2005, at 1:18 PM, ta131js wrote:
She uses iDVD & Tiger. So why can't I blame the drive?
iDVD is the time-user here, not the drive.
If you just stick in a blank DVD-R disk, drag a bunch of stuff to it
and burn it. THAT is a better reflection of the effect drive speed is
having.
If she's using iDVD, she's encoding and compressing video and audio
streams. You don't use iDVD to make data disks. DVD making is a very
CPU intensive process. The burning part is only a small piece of the
equation.
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