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Originally Posted by BR7open device manager look at processors and you will see this
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so you have single coresigpicComment
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Thanks NightTran
BTW:
Congrats on your 2000 posts!
Last edited by photo_angel2004; 19 Jul 2006, 03:22 PM.Comment
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, I will slowly walk behind you
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The Kids!
UGH!
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How did you do that? I mean you kill the TY you could change back to BCFC or even BCDC and see if you get better, it is better with TY and Verbatim from what I read
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That's the million dollar question.
The shame is, the rest of the burn looks so good.
I used TY because I wanted a good family backup. Stupid me!
My daughter played it for the first time yesterday. It was burned 2-3 months ago. I've got some Sony D11 (12 discs). I'll be adjusting my digital editing thank you very much.
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I know about longevity & all of that but I just wanted you to know that all of those tests I posted yesterday have been checked & play just fine in a standalone.
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Soup?
did you test it again after you install the Plextool? I would use your plex and test a full scan quality( it will take long, you can do over night) and see how good or bad your plex burn aresigpicComment
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I have a little bit more reading to do & a couple of other things I have to do but the full scan is on the list. You don't think Nero wouldn't be able to read Plextor properly, do you?
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Plex burner does not support Nero scan you have to use plex to scansigpicComment
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I wondered about that, thank you.
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Originally Posted by codajohnThat's the million dollar question.
The shame is, the rest of the burn looks so good.
I used TY because I wanted a good family backup. Stupid me!
My daughter played it for the first time yesterday. It was burned 2-3 months ago. I've got some Sony D11 (12 discs). I'll be adjusting my digital editing thank you very much.
WOW I get better scores with the Princo discs. maybe that was just a bad disc or a fluke bad burn. Are all of your burns like that or just that one?
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