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Originally Posted by TL0 Could you clarify that, within ECMA as measured by a consumer drive which can be agreed by a calibrated professional analyzer or something else? |
I'm not entirely sure I understand your question. Perhaps my clarification wasn't as clear as I thought?
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Originally Posted by DrageMester And finally it means that in my experience, it's possible for a CD/DVD to produce disc quality scans on consumer drives that are within ECMA specs, and the same disc can still be unreadable in some other drives. |
What this means is that it's possible to scan a DVD in a consumer drive, e.g. in a LiteOn drive, and have the scans show PIE <= 280 and PIF <= 4 which is within ECMA specifications, and that same disc could still be unreadable in some other drives that don't read as well as the scanning drive or react negatively to some property of the disc that the scanning drive doesn't have any problem with.
If that isn't the question you wanted me to answer, you will have to rephrase your question.