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Posted by Terry Pinnell on 10/03/05 18:37
"AnthonyR" <nomail@nospam.com> wrote:
>Hey Terry,
>If you got another one to work and were able to erase that one, then all is
>ok with your software and system. Just a bad disc.
>Sort of how HD develop bad sectors but the software can isolate them and
>continue to use them, probably the disc had a
>problem in manufacturing that didn't show up till now, or maybe it got
>scratched?
>Or bent or some other trauma that left it unreadable.
>The surface scan with ISO buster sounded like a good idea, anything show up?
>AnthonyR.
Thanks, yeah, I'm about ready to write that one (#1) off.
But I now have at least one other DVD-RW (same type) which looks
zapped. Call it #2. However, #2 has me really puzzled, because it was
definitely OK earlier today (I'd played its contents). I had tried to
erase #1 using Super Blank, and that had failed as I described in my
reply to Mike. So, to learn how a 'good' DVD-RW would be handled, I
ran that in Super Blank too. But *that* failed in exactly the same way
#1 had (after 42 secs versus #1's 54 secs). That has me worried that
Super Blank itself is another problem. A side issue, but certainly
complicating matters. I don't feel like risking another of my DVD-RWs
(I only have 9 in total) so I'd be interested in any comments, or
reports of similar problems with that program please. I cannot now
burn a data file to #2 with Nero Express.
I am now 'running' #2 with Iso Buster. Don't really understand what
I'm doing here you realise (!) but I used its 'Find missing files'
command and FWIW it's showing this:
"Expanding UDF tree (found so far)
Reading all sectors
Sanitising found data"
About 37% through after 20 mins, so it's a slow process. Can anyone
tell me what I'm supposed to do when it finishes please?
--
Terry, West Sussex, UK
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