Loud dvd drive while using toast....normal?

I just burned some videos onto a dvd-udf format with toast and my drive made a lot of noise, sounds like a very loud cell-phone vibration. is this normal? the disc still works fine though. thanks.

> Sounds like a very loud cell-phone vibration. is this normal?
Yes, they can get pretty noisy when running at full speed

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