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Posted by Herbert John \"Jackie\" Gleason on 11/17/07 18:37
On Sat, 17 Nov 2007 18:23:24 GMT, Paul Heslop
<paul.heslop@blueyonder.co.uk> wrote:
>Herbert John \"Jackie\" Gleason wrote:
>>
>
>> Bullshit. A higher "speed of disc" will burn at a slower speed in ANY
>> burner.
>>
>> You need to "cope with" keeping your bullshit to yourself.
>
>Oh great, an angry person for no good reason.
I am not angry, and there is nothing angry about what I wrote.
> I will state again I
>have seen it mentioned, even on the external casing of discs, that
>some drives may need a firmware update to use the discs.
At their MAX speed, NOT at a lower speed.
> I was making
>a suggestion, and it certainly isn't cast in stone.
Whatever.
> BTW, where were
>YOU and where is YOUR answer to the problem?
Drives get old. Laser heads sag, fall out of calibration and refuse to
read disc data, much less the disc type indicator on the hub. I have
several old drives that work perfectly if they are simply inverted
(turned upside down). I am not saying that is what his problem is though,
nor that operating a drive inverted is a solution. Merely that laser
head calibration may be the cause IF the drive is very old, or has a
large number of operating hours on it.
Answer? Do not attempt to use those discs in that drive.
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