High Speed Burning via USB2.0 - Waitec FrisbyII
DAE With Nero CD Speed
Nero CD Speed also confirms the very good extraction performance of this drive.
Seek times, at exactly 82 milliseconds, are average. Maximum extraction rate is a very good 42.04x. The drive delivers an accurate datastream and DAE quality achieves a top rating of 10.
Original Audio-CD | Average Reading Speed | Start Reading Speed | End Reading Speed | Seek Times Random | Seek Times 1/3 | Seek Times Full | DAE Quality | Accurate Stream |
---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Liteon LXR24101A | 30.83X | 20.06X | 40.81X | 90 ms | 109 ms | 173 ms | 10 | Yes |
Waitec Frisby II | 31.75X | 20.27X | 42.04X | 82 ms | 94 ms | 167 ms | 10 | Yes |
Yamaha CRW-F1UX | 32.20X | 19.31X | 42.19X | 119 ms | 141 ms | 266 ms | 10 | Yes |
The final, advanced DAE quality test with Nero CD Speed shows that the drive is able to read CD text, sub-channel data, even lead-in and lead-out. There really isn't much else you could ask a writer/rewriter to do.
In comparison with the competition, the following picture emerges :
Enhanced DAE Quality-Test | Read Lead-In | Read Lead-Out | Read CD-Text | Read Subchannel Data | Average Speed |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Liteon LXR24101A | No | No | Yes | Yes | 28.63X |
Waitec Frisby II | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | 28,91X |
Yamaha CRW-F1UX | Yes | No | Yes | Yes | 30.55X |
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