Glitch - Transcript - Hour 1, Segment 5

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Bob: Correct, let me tell you giving you more information,

David Lawrence: Sure.

Bob: I tracked it down to a buffer problem. The right buffer fills up to like 90%, it will burn the DVD for like a quarter of a second, the buffer fall down to 20-30%, it will start burning, refill the buffer, it will keep going that way for an hour and twenty minutes until it finally finishes the DVD whereas normally on my desktop it fills buffer to 100%, burns the DVD in fifteen minutes and it*s done.

David Lawrence: Right, so then that*s a software issue, and when you presented that to software company they said*

Bob: They said that we sell the software to the computer manufacturer they support it. But it also does the same thing with Nero, so I am thinking, could it possibly be an SP2 issue with the driver and the DVD Burner.

David Lawrence: You know, it*s getting me the point anyway. This is why Walter Mossberg says things in his columns in the Wall Street Journal all the time that it*s just too difficult to use computers. You should not, obviously you know what you are doing when it comes to certain functions on your machine and you should not have to have the level of knowledge that you have, to be able to run you machine your properly, to be able to burn a DVD.

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