The inability of the source device to keep up with the burner is known as _____.
A) buffer overload
B) buffer underrun
C) ISO overrun
D) ISO underrun

Question

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

When the source device fails to transfer data fast enough to the burner, the burner runs out of data to write, resulting in an empty disc or buffer, which causes the CD/DVD burning process to stop. This is known as a buffer underrun error. Therefore, option B is the correct choice. The other options are incorrect terms used to describe different errors associated with burning CDs or DVDs.

The Inability of the Source Device to Keep Up with the Burner