Hi everyone...
I have a late Powerbook G4 bought nearly three years ago. I use Toast 6.1.1
to burn CDs and DVDs and have done without any problems until this week.
I try to use only decent quality discs, having settled on Verbatim CDs and
DVDs. I also have a small stock of Kodak Gold archiving disks which have
performed perfectly - up to now.
About two months ago the Superdrive was replaced by Robert Harding Computers
under Applecare. I have managed to burn all my Verbatim disks up to that
point and since then with no problems. However, when I tried to burn one of
the Kodak Gold disks Toast came up with a "Sense Key" alarm ("Medium Error")
and a couple of computer codes at the lead out stage. I tried another Gold
disk and the same happened, this time before any information was written. I
tried another couple of disks from another batch and the same happened. As
these disks are expensive I am reluctant to try any more.
I have in the mean time tried to write on a Gold disk on our Toshiba PC
which has Easy Creator installed. This also failed to write.
Does anyone think that there is something wrong with the drive, or the
disks?
Andrew
(Shoreham)
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