Let the user choose a writing speed. #69
Description
On some optical drives, the reading speed on optical discs does not match the writing speed, meaning the drive must change the speed each time when switching between reading and writing.
Not only does this add annoying delays, but also annoying noises.
The eject -x command can only specify reading speed. UDF tools should let the user choose a writing speed.
A throttled write speed might be desirable to reduce drive noise and reduce delays from spinning up.
On Windows, the bogus and inefficient BD-R UDF 2.60 writing process sometimes interrupts writing and reads data. I am assuming it is file system metadata. Also, Windows tries writing with the maximum speed. Ironically, that might slow down the writing process because accelerating to the maximum speed takes more time than writing at the maximum speed saves.
Please consider implementing an option for throttling the writing speed. Thank you.