DVDInfoPro JPEG of 708a Speed Test

[Blindmelonball]

Hi,

I used Nero's CD-DVD Scan Disk on a DVD backup that has glitches when played on two different set tip players that had previously play this media.

I did the test on a Lite-on drive at work, and the test showed 55.12% damaged. I then did the test on my Plextor 708a, the burner that burned the DVD backup, and it show 100% good.

I then did the DVDInfoPro speed test on this disk while in the Plextor 708a that burned the disk, and here's what I got:



What does this tell me?

Sincerely,
BMB

[Blindmelonball]

Re: DVDInfoPro JPEG of 708a Speed Test

Originally posted by Blindmelonball
Hi,

I used Nero's CD-DVD Scan Disk on a DVD backup that has glitches when played on two different set tip players that had previously play this media.

I did the test on a Lite-on drive at work, and the test showed 55.12% damaged. I then did the test on my Plextor 708a, the burner that burned the DVD backup, and it show 100% good.

I then did the DVDInfoPro speed test on this disk while in the Plextor 708a that burned the disk, and here's what I got:



What does this tell me?

Sincerely,
BMB

Hmmm...I attached jpg, but it doesn't appear. What happened?

BMB

Oh, I see. If I do a preview post, it doesn't attach. If I just click submit, it is attached. Is this correct, and is there a way to have it show in-line, instead of making readers of my post click on the attachment to see it?

BMB

[cynthia]

Looks to me as it has hard to read your burned disc.

Have you tried to do the CRC read error test in DVDInfoPro?

[Blindmelonball]

Originally posted by cynthia
Looks to me as it has hard to read your burned disc.

Have you tried to do the CRC read error test in DVDInfoPro?

Am running now.

Thanks,
BMB

[Blindmelonball]

Here are the results of the CRC test:

[cynthia]

Looks good.

Have you tried to use bitsetting/book mark on your +R media to apply better (perhaps) playback compatibility?

(Don't know if your burner support this)