Thread: Is a TRT test a valid way of testing the readability of a disc?
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Old 07-06-2008   #20 (permalink)
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Re: Is a TRT test a valid way of testing the readability of a disc?
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Originally Posted by Dee-27 View Post
[EDIT] Some posts in this thread (including the first post) was copied from another thread so the validity of a TRT test on a data disc could be debated.


12x DVD+R DL burn with a modified firmware

Media RICOH JPN D01c
Firmware 1.05 (modified)

It's interesting that Optiarc uses a CAV writing method. The burn time is also pretty good.

The disc is readable, but the modified writing strategy doesn't really suit the media.
Wohoooo!

Is that true Ricoh media? Same layer technology (not 2L) used as before?
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