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| New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2005
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| Recorded data quality Hello all ! Is there any software that verifies the quality of the data recorded on a CD or DVD, to check if it´s not corrupted, for an example? The reason that I´m asking this is that sometimes I burn a DVD and when I watch the movie days later, it freezes because the file is demaged. Thanks, Marcelo |
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| CD Freaks Member Join Date: Jul 2004 Location: Ruse, Bulgaria
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| Re: Recorded data quality Don't know how you recorded it, but CD Check is nice - it can verify just the readability of the data, or, if you recorded a directory, you can even compare the entire contents, to make sure it was identical. The latter version does not work if you burn from ISO.
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| Re: Recorded data quality What brand are the dvd's you are burning. Cheap dvd's have a bad habit of doing this, and they only get worse. Use good media if you don't want to have problems.
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| Re: Recorded data quality Thank you all for your help ! CDCheck was very useful to check the data quality recorded on the DVD. Thanks for the advice ! The problem is the cheap media that sometimes burn without error and sometimes burn with a lot of errors. I´ve already tried to slow the burning speed, but I´m still getting problems, and the biggest is that I have more 47 of these discs to go, I bought 50 of them because of the cheap price. Basicly, I´m screwed. Any ideas on how can I avoid this errors on burning ? Thanks again, Marcelo |
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| Re: Recorded data quality Read the responses on your other thread. Also try to avoid this double (cross posting) in future. You should have either:- . Just thanked those for their help on this thread & posted your other thread OR . Not started the other thread. What happens now is that you've got 2 threads asking the same question (with differing levels of information) & it can get quite confusing. |
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