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Tổng hợp các loại hình sản phẩm tại dự án Vinhomes Long An 1. Vinhomes Long An – Đại đô thị đa dạng sản phẩm, phục vụ mọi nhu cầu Là một trong những dự án trọng điểm của Vingroup tại khu Tây TP.HCM, Vinhomes Long An (Vinhomes Green City) không chỉ là nơi an cư lý tưởng mà còn là kênh đầu tư sinh lời đa dạng nhờ sở hữu nhiều loại hình bất động sản khác nhau. Từ căn hộ dành cho người trẻ, nhà phố cho gia đình, đến shophouse kinh doanh và biệt thự nghỉ dưỡng – tất cả đều được quy hoạch đồng bộ trong một đại đô thị thông minh, hiện đại. 2. Các loại hình sản phẩm đang triển khai tại Vinhomes Long An 2.1 Căn hộ chung cư Đặc điểm: Thông tin diện tích căn hộ tại Vinhome Long an Diện tích: từ 35m² đến 90m² Loại hình: Studio, 1PN, 2PN, 3PN Thiết kế hiện đại, tối ưu không gian Bàn giao hoàn thiện cơ bản hoặc nội thất đầy đủ Phù hợp với: Người trẻ độc thân, gia đình nhỏ Nhà đầu tư cho thuê Người muốn an cư với tài chính vừa phải Giá bán tham khảo: Loại căn hộ Diện tích Giá (ước tính) Studio – 1PN 35 – 45m² 1,3 – 1,6 tỷ 2PN 55 – 65m² 1,9 – 2,5 tỷ 3PN 75 – 90m² 2,8 – 3,6 tỷ 2.2 Nhà phố liền kề Đặc điểm: Xây 2 – 3 tầng, có sân trước/sân sau Diện tích đất: 75 – 120m² Mặt tiền 5 – 6m, đường nội bộ rộng 12 – 20m Bàn giao thô bên trong căn hộ Vinhomes Long an hoặc hoàn thiện mặt ngoài Phù hợp với: Gia đình đông người Người thích không gian riêng biệt Nhà đầu tư muốn đón đầu tăng giá đất nền Giá bán tham khảo: Từ 4,5 – 6 tỷ/căn, tùy vị trí và diện tích 2.3 Shophouse – Nhà phố thương mại Đặc điểm: Nằm tại trục chính, gần trung tâm thương mại Kết cấu 1 trệt 2 lầu, dễ dàng vừa ở vừa kinh doanh Diện tích đất: 90 – 150m² Phù hợp với: Nhà đầu tư kinh doanh, buôn bán tại chỗ Người mở cửa hàng, café, spa, văn phòng Nhà đầu tư cho thuê mặt bằng kinh doanh Giá bán tham khảo: Từ 7 – 10 tỷ/căn, tùy mặt tiền và vị trí 2.4 Biệt thự song lập, đơn lập Đặc điểm: Khu vực biệt lập, an ninh cao Diện tích đất: từ 160 – 350m² Không gian xanh, hồ cảnh quan bao quanh Thiết kế sang trọng, phù hợp nghỉ dưỡng Phù hợp với: Gia đình nhiều thế hệ Người muốn nghỉ dưỡng cuối tuần gần TP.HCM Nhà đầu tư cao cấp, tích sản dài hạn Xem thêm: Vinhomes Long An – Chuẩn mực sống mới nơi cửa ngõ phía Tây TP.HCM Giá bán tham khảo: Song lập: từ 8 – 12 tỷ/căn Đơn lập: từ 12 – 18 tỷ/căn 3. Bảng tổng hợp các loại hình sản phẩm tại Vinhomes Long An Loại hình Diện tích Giá tham khảo Đối tượng phù hợp Căn hộ chung cư 35 – 90m² 1,3 – 3,6 tỷ Người trẻ, gia đình nhỏ, nhà đầu tư cho thuê Nhà phố liền kề 75 – 120m² 4,5 – 6 tỷ Gia đình ở thật, đầu tư đất nền Shophouse 90 – 150m² 7 – 10 tỷ Kinh doanh, cho thuê mặt bằng Biệt thự song lập 160 – 250m² 8 – 12 tỷ Nghỉ dưỡng, tích sản Biệt thự đơn lập 250 – 350m² 12 – 18 tỷ Khách hàng cao cấp, đầu tư lâu dài 4. Ưu điểm nổi bật của sản phẩm tại Vinhomes Long An Đa dạng lựa chọn theo ngân sách và mục đích sử dụng Quy hoạch đồng bộ, tiện ích nội khu đầy đủ Pháp lý minh bạch, sở hữu lâu dài Chính sách hỗ trợ tài chính linh hoạt Tính thanh khoản cao, dễ bán – dễ cho thuê 5. Kết luận: Vinhomes Long An – Dự án “đa năng” cho cả ở và đầu tư Dù bạn là: Người mua để ở với tài chính vừa phải Nhà đầu tư kinh doanh – cho thuê Khách hàng cao cấp tìm nơi nghỉ dưỡng Người cần tích sản bất động sản lâu dài … thì Du an Vinhomes Long An đều có loại hình sản phẩm phù hợp. Đây chính là điểm mạnh giúp dự án không chỉ thu hút khách hàng đa dạng, mà còn tăng tính thanh khoản và giá trị tích lũy theo thời gian.

I've got an idea, but I need to see the Log entry first for the burn in question.

I/O Error! Device: [0:0:0] HL-DT-ST DVDRAM SP80NB80 RC00 (F:) (USB) ScsiStatus: 0x02 Interpretation: Check Condition CDB: 2A 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 20 00 Interpretation: Write (10) - Sectors: 0-31 Sense Area: 71 00 03 00 00 00 00 0A 00 00 00 00 73 03 00 00 00 00 SK Interpretation: Medium Error ASC/ASCQ Interpretation: Power Calibration Area Error Any help how to fix this

Life happens. Yeah, the Initializing, Writing LeadIn, and Finalizing steps are somewhat random in terms of how long they can take from burn to burn. Sometimes they're quick, sometimes not so much. Just let them run, as you did.

@dbminter A lot of time has passed since my last post, and I apologise for not posting a follow-up sooner. I got distracted by other issues! Anyway, so far I've burnt 6 of the new 25-spindle of DataLife Plus BD-R DL discs I got from Amazon, and all of them were successful. While I appreciate this is certainly no guarantee that they are 100% reliable, they are definitely better than the previous blue/white Verbatim discs that I had, so for me, it's a win so far! The only "hiccup" I had was on the second disc I burnt. When ImgBurn "finalized" the discs it took anywhere from 10 to 30 seconds to complete on five of the discs. With the second disc, however, the drive kept revving up and slowing down again, over and over, with the screen remaining on "finalizing". I recalled comments from other people that had said "let it run", so I did just that. I walked away and left it. About 10 minutes later from the other end of the house I heard ImgBurn's little jingle it plays on completion, and I returned to find it had completed successfully. The disc plays back fine on my Sony 4K blu-ray player with no issues, so I have no idea why finalization took so long. I don't currently have any more stuff to burn that requires a DL disc, so I'm not sure when my next burn will be. I just wanted to let you know that the discs appear to be working well and to say thanks once again for your help!

Good! Glad it worked. That it was the drive in question and not the disc. I had figured it was, most likely, a drive issue, as opposed to the disc not being readable.

Nevermind I ripped it.

Depends on what you mean by "pull the file without corruption." Are you getting any kind of errors from ImgBurn? If so, what are they? And is this on the ASUS you said you had to try?

its working but I cant pull the file without corruption. what now?

It's hard to say for certain. Could be a fault in the hardware or it could simply be the laser in the unit isn't very good to begin with. Since it can read some CD-RW but not most of the others you tested, that's more odds on average a fault in the device. However, you wouldn't be able to tell unless you got another one of these units and tested it. Otherwise, it would be down to the laser used in the device. It's having a reflectivity issue reading those CD-RW's. Which would mean if you wanted to use those particular CD-RW's, you'd have to try a different model of drive.

I own this recorder. Where cd-rws are concerned, it does not read from TDK,Traxdata and Smartbuy. It always says 'Disc Error'. But strange enough it reads Maxell cd-rws. May this be a fault in the recorder? Another recorder that I own, Teac cd recorder does read all the mentioned brands. When recording normal cd-rs, it works on all brands. Your views are solicited please.

For anyone else looking for a similar solution, there's a Guide that explains this fairly well:

Yes i follow this

I did a little digging into your MATSHITA drive. It's a slim model drive, but it doesn't appear to be external. Did you put this drive in an external enclosure yourself? It could be just that someone put that model into an enclosure for you and sold it that way.

I think its older. So It might not be. I think its the device itself. Not powerful enough to read. Its fine I just bought another stronger external from Asus itself.

You're best off getting a different make and model USB drive. That way you have a better shot and of determining if the disc itself might have gone bad. Also, as I said, if you're not certain your drive is USB 3.0, although as a BD, it should be, you may want to check that it's connected to a USB 3.x port and make sure.

crap. well thank you for your time. I just have to buy another one now. unfortunately I don't have multiple like a self respecting gamer should. I will reopen this if it doesn't work with a different drive

As I said, try a different drive. Since it's USB, you can always swap it out for another.

for the blu ray drive how would I fix it? this is an external drive btw as I have an Asus Rog

From those other screenshots, it's not an issue with G: so forget about that. If you're curious, it wouldn't be your Google drive but a physical drive connected to your system. If you wanted to fix it, it's not exactly a newbie issue. It requires reformatting G: for NTFS which would delete everything off of G. So, you'd have to copy all of G: contents to some sort of backup, format G: as NTFS, and then copy all of the G: contents backup back to the newly formatted G:. However, as I said, that's just FYI as it doesn't matter here. I've never seen a Track Following Error before, but it's indicative that your drive could not read the disc you put in into it. You'd either need to try a different drive or maybe the disc is damaged and cannot be read. Now, I did notice D:, your Blu-Ray drive, is listed as connecting at USB 2.0 speed. BD drives need USB 3.0 speed to properly work. However, you may actually have the BD drive connected by USB 3.0. There's a cosmetic bug in ImgBurn's last gold release related to its age where USB 3.0 speeds will display as being connected at USB 2.0 speeds.

How would I go about fixing that. is drive G my google drive or what? it wont read the disk and labels it as unknown. I posted a snip of my screen so you can see what I see. the only drive g I have is my google drive.

Gonna need more than that. What exactly is "can't get the disk to load properly? entailing? ImgBurn does not recognize the disc is inserted? You can rip the game to an image file but the Steam deck won't play it? If it's that 2nd one, it's probably because you're forced to use file splitting. G: is formatted as FAT32, so it won't create single file ISO's, but split files at the 4 GB mark since the largest file size for FAT32 is 4 GB.

So I am a new user and not well versed in this. So I am trying to rip a Ps3 game Wanted Weapons of Fate for an iso file so I can throw on my steam deck. My trouble is I can't the disk to load properly. any help would be greatly appreciated. Here is my log I 16:19:49 ImgBurn Version 2.5.8.0 started! I 16:19:49 Microsoft Windows 8 Core x64 Edition (6.2, Build 9200) I 16:19:49 Total Physical Memory: 16,554,516 KiB - Available: 8,679,632 KiB W 16:19:49 Drive G:\ (FAT32) does not support single files > 4 GiB in size. I 16:19:49 Initialising SPTI... I 16:19:49 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices... I 16:19:49 -> Drive 1 - Info: MATSHITA BD-MLT UJ240AF 1.00 (D:) (USB 2.0) I 16:19:49 Found 1 BD-RE! I 16:30:21 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices... I 16:30:21 -> Drive 1 - Info: MATSHITA BD-MLT UJ240AF 1.00 (D:) (USB 2.0) I 16:30:21 Found 1 BD-RE! I 16:45:00 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices... I 16:45:00 -> Drive 1 - Info: MATSHITA BD-MLT UJ240AF 1.00 (D:) (USB 2.0) I 16:45:00 Found 1 BD-RE!

I have been using Imgburn with great success for over 10 years. I typically burn 50 or fewer CDs at a time, and then print art on the CD. I'd like to make this easier and less time consuming by buying an Epson PP-50ii, or it's similar brother PP-100iii. Might anyone know whether ImgBurn will work with the Epson DiscProducer products? Thank you. DG

Well, there was a beta release about 3 years ago. So, the software is still "actively developed."