Buffered I/O - what is it?

[dvd_baqup]

"Buffered I/O"

Can someone please tell me what this is and why I might want to enable or disable it? Currently it is DISABLED but I wonder if I would be better off ENABLING it. I am running Vista Ultimate 32-bit SP1. VCD 5.3.1.2

Thanks!

 

[tbessie]

Yes, what is it for?

Anybody?

- Tim

 

[James]

1.) Please use VCD 5.4.0.5
http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=18634

2.) Buffered I/O = use filesystem buffers when reading the image file.
I suggest leaving it off.

 

[tbessie]

Thanks! I'm actually

1.) Please use VCD 5.4.0.5
http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=18634

2.) Buffered I/O = use filesystem buffers when reading the image file.
I suggest leaving it off.

Using that release candidate, as the current released version is crashing the system when I mount some Blu-Ray ISO's. :-(

I'd be curious to know, what was changed between the current release and this release candidate that stopped it from crashing on some Blu-Ray ISO's... i.e. what was the technical reason?

- Tim

 

[James]

Using that release candidate, as the current released version is crashing the system when I mount some Blu-Ray ISO's. :-(

I'd be curious to know, what was changed between the current release and this release candidate that stopped it from crashing on some Blu-Ray ISO's... i.e. what was the technical reason?

- Tim

The release candidate is completely rewritten.

 

[scmeis1]

Using that release candidate, as the current released version is crashing the system when I mount some Blu-Ray ISO's. :-(

I'd be curious to know, what was changed between the current release and this release candidate that stopped it from crashing on some Blu-Ray ISO's... i.e. what was the technical reason?

- Tim

I have vista ultimate 64 and it works great.

 

[Aqualung]

2.) Buffered I/O = use filesystem buffers when reading the image file.
I suggest leaving it off.

Why? What is this option for? I still don't have an answer. Anybody care to answer the original question, two years after it was asked?

 

[James]

Why? What is this option for? I still don't have an answer. Anybody care to answer the original question, two years after it was asked?

http://forum.slysoft.com/showthread.php?t=33692&highlight=buffered+I/o