Yes. as Thomas and Volker pointed that the media is the one to be blamed.
I used better quality DVD, the most expensive one in the store :), and I've 5
successful burns and all passed the integrity check.
Thanks for all your helps,
Kadir
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Hi,
> As you mentioned, neither the burner nor the media
> is the one to blame so what
> is the thing that causes the test checksum to fail?
In this case the individual media is to blame.
At least in conjunction with my burner device.
The annoying problem with DVD burning is that it
is so hard
> >The sucessfull DVD-RW is in heavy test use, has a nice collection of
scratches ... and it works fine. The ill one had its third or fourth
re-use, looks shiny and smooth ...
> As you mentioned, neither the burner nor the media is the one to blame
> so what is the thing that causes the test check
>I just had to trash a previously used DVD-RW which failed to pass the checksum
>test with errors at the very start of the image.
>After a test re-write it failed to deliver the last 2 MB (but the start of the
>test image was ok).
>A third re-write yielded missing 300 MB at the end of the media
Hi,
>> - or to compare the data image on DVD with a checksum
> > which was made when that image was written to DVD.
>
> First time heard about this method. How to actually obtain the DVD checksum?
If you got the image stored on disk you may use
program md5sum.
If you generate and burn the ima
Thanks for the comprehensive explanation,
> Hi,
>
> > what is the indicator that the burn process was only 95% completed?
>
> The only reliable indicator seems to be checkreading
> by all drives which shall be able to read the DVD.
>
> This would mean either
>
> - to compare each file on the DVD w
Hi,
> what is the indicator that the burn process was only 95% completed?
The only reliable indicator seems to be checkreading
by all drives which shall be able to read the DVD.
This would mean either
- to compare each file on the DVD with its original
on hard disk (if the files on disk did n
> I used verbose option and clearly see that the burn process was completed and
> the session was closed.
> what is the indicator that the burn process was only 95% completed?
The burn was 100% completed at 95% quality. ;)
That's putting it colloquially of course. The burner is maladjusted to
th
>>I've successfully burnt data (4 GB, around
1 files) to a DVD. >>I saw that all the files have been burnt
to DVD with exact size.>>However, I couldn't read some of the files
(corrupted ?) and this happened randomly (i.e. I burnt another ten DVDs with the
same contents and the corruption
> I've successfully burnt data (4 GB, around 1 files) to a DVD.
> I saw that all the files have been burnt to DVD with exact size.
> However, I couldn't read some of the files (corrupted ?) and this happened
> randomly (i.e. I burnt another ten DVDs with the same contents and the
> corruptio
Hi there,
I've successfully burnt data (4 GB, around 1 files) to a DVD.
I saw that all the files have been burnt to DVD with exact size.
However, I couldn't read some of the files (corrupted ?) and this happened
randomly (i.e. I burnt another ten DVDs with the same contents and the
corrupti
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