Data Recovery Glossary >Buffer Under-Run

Buffer Under-Run is the most common problem faced in CD-recording. The CD-recorder has a buffer that is constantly filled with the data in the event of a system slowdown of interruption. If the interruptions are very long and the recorder's buffer is completely emptied then the buffer under-run occurs.

When buffer under-run occurs, CD writing halts and most often the recordable CD is permanently damaged. Thus, in simple terms Buffer Under-Run is the state in which the data fed to the buffer is at lower speed than the data actually read from it.

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