il also do some LDC/BIS scanning to see if they return the same quality or not. i usually save results to compare them in the future.

though im not worried since i also have some printable disks i bought like last year and i also recently bought the last spindle of sony BD-Rs and 128GB disks.

or this might be the end of blu ray burning.

It started earlier in the day when I inserted a BD-RE into my drive and it made a loud grinding noise trying to read it.  The drive never did anything else out of the ordinary until a few hours later.  I was reading some data from a BD-R I had just burned to verify the contents when it suddenly made an even louder grinding noise than before and stopped reading the disc.  I discovered what had happened: the BD-R had broken up into 3 separate pieces INSIDE the drive!

Needless to say, I replaced the drive in question with one in reserve and I've had nothing untoward since.

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in a roundabout way of creating direct BitChannel control, I am seeking to get ahold of the “red book” EFM (eight to fourteen modulation) codex. 
 

My project relies upon creating a consistent pattern of pits and lands on a CD-R. The purpose of this is to create a disc which has a pattern that resonates with a specific energy quality.

I have actually acquired gold plated CD-Rs from MaM-A for this project too. It’s a bit “esoteric” in nature. ( all good and friendly intentions of course. For EMF protection tools actually. Happy to expand on this if anyone’s curious.)

As a relative novice in the field of optical discs, I have come to the idea that using specific hex code inputs to create a repeating pit and land structure is the simplest way to achieve my goals. However I’ve had a little trouble locating the 256 bit encryption key with which to select my inputs.

Basically im creating a file on Powershell which then creates a .bin incorporating my chosen input pattern, and then using IMG burn to apply it to the discs.

if anyone can help me get to the next step here that would be excellent. And im also looking to get on the phone with someone who’s more knowledgeable and have a chat about this topic. And to get a better comprehension of the technology as a whole. Willing to pay a reasonable consultation fee to anyone qualified who takes me up on this. 
 

Im of course open to other suggestions as well, as I may be missing another better approach.

Thanks for reading! 
feel free to email me if you’d like to have a paid consultation gig;

aeth_art@proton.me

To Lightning UK and the rest of the staff hope you all are doing great and Ill check in more frequently if thats ok.👍

The first time I'm posting in the ImgBurn forum. I have a issue which I want to discuss and want to get its better answer. 

I'm trying to burn ISO file with ImgBurn from previous some hours but unable to do it yet. 

Is their Anyone who can tell me the write way to Burn ISO file?

Hello,

Just liked to drop a comment: Many good things adre from Aussie (Autralia)!

Just found out about this tool, love it. Been using MakeMKV and BU40N flash tool, the flash tool is from Aussie.

Re-creating my bluray iso from the loose files. It does that marvelously.

Thank you for the tool. \\ ^_^) // 

Considering the market in my state and prices in local retailers, I decided to get spindles of MediaRange BD-R SL discs at a price of 0.59$/disc with shipping included. Upon the arrival of 4 spindles containing 25 discs each I started researching on the best method to burn BD-R discs with ImgBurn, after a few dozen discs burned with no issues, I wanted to see how high rated are they among other people by searching the disc's ID.
(now imagine how deep my soul started sinking when I saw that CMC discs had a high failure rate after burning them an year or so later)

I've started doing a comprehensive list of .IBG files from ImgBurn's burning results, making snapshots of DVDInfoPro's graphs, gathering information about the discs and my Blu-Ray Writer, which doesn't have pretty good reviews either (soul proceeds to sink deeper) and I am now patiently waiting for them to reach 1 year old so I can start verifying and testing them if they TRULY are that cheap for a reason.

I'll leave below Google Drive links of my research's results, so if anyone sees the information I provide here as useful and actually tries to work with these discs, tell me how it went in the thread.

• ImgBurn Graph Data Files (66 Discs)
• DVDInfoPro Graph Snapshots (66 Discs)
• DISC INFO
• Package Photos

And here is the data of the driver I've used to burn these discs with.
(maybe relevant to those who burn the same discs but with another writer and have, or not, issues with the discs afterwards)

• ASUS BW-16D1X-U

NOTE 1: Unfortunately, it would seem this Blu-Ray Writer doesn't support PIPO scans, so proper verification according to the standard of ImgBurn's team won't be possible unless I get my hands on one which supports it.
NOTE 2: I will update the content of the links above with more data after the first year since I burned the discs ends. As I will make a verification for each disc to see if they have any failures with VSO Inspector.
NOTE 3: Any ideas of how I could research the discs further would be an awesome help 😥                                                                                                               THANKS FOR READING!

This one is an entirely another beast, triple layered with even smaller channel bit lenght (you'll see the values in the DISC INFO folder I'll share below) compared to the previsiouly discussed MediaRange BD-R SL (CMCMAG-BA5-000).
The story of this is that I needed a resilient storage media for a movie but considering the size of it I needed to find something of 100GB or even 128GB capacity(like the BD-R Sony released in Japan a few years ago). Of course I didn't find the 128GB BD-R variant in local stores (which has 4 layers not 3 like this one) so I went and made a list of BD-R XL 100GB variants from multiple stores. Best offer on price/disc was obiviously on spindle packages, which I didn't want to buy because I needed only one, but I remembered this disc also comes in crystal cases so I got just that variant even though the disc was a tiny bit more expensive, 10.64$ with shipping.

Like I did for the MediaRange BD-R SL (CMCMAG-BA5-000) in my previsious Topic, I compiled in folders the burning process, logs, photos and snapshots of various burn quality research programs (I plan to add soon Error Checking scans from QPxTool on this disc and all the discs from MediaRange BD-R SL which I've burned until now).
You have below the Google Drive links of my research's results, so if anyone sees the information I provide here as useful and actually tries to work with these discs more than I did, tell me how it went in the thread.

• ImgBurn Graph Data Files (1 Disc)
• DVDInfoPro Graph Snapshots (1 Disc)
• DISC INFO
• Package Photos
• ImgBurn.log (1 Disc)

Here is the data of the driver I've used to burn these discs with.
(maybe relevant to those who burn the same discs but with another writer and have, or not, issues with the discs afterwards)

• ASUS BW-16D1X-U

NOTE 1: Before burning this disc I've flashed the driver with another firmware from ASUS: DE_ASUS_BW-16D1HT_3.10_MK (MK comes from MakeMKV, their community changed the firmware a bit so we can flash it and to have all regions along with the writing/reading speed unlocked).
NOTE 2: I will provide the QPxTool scans for Error Checking below in this Topic quite a while later, since it's very tedious to do, but I hope they help.
NOTE 3: The ImgBurn logs will be added not only here but also to my previsious Topic for MediaRange BD-R SL (CMCMAG-BA5-000).
NOTE 4: Any ideas of how I could research the discs further would be an awesome help 😥
THANKS FOR READING!

There has been a decent amount of talk about the CMC Pro CD-R discs on the forum but there wasn't ever really concrete testing with some results, so I thought I might post my results including scans and such.

I believe since I don't already have so many posts on the forum, I can't post in the media section, so I will put this post in the Chat section for now. Maybe an admin or higher level could move this thread to the Media section if suitable.

I will try my best to follow the format of other media tests so it's easy to find information.

I also apologize for not having too many drives to test with. Anyway, here goes:

Media:

CMC Pro CD-R [Taiyo Yuden Co.]

Burned With:

HL-DT-ST DVDRAM GP65NB60 RF01

HL-DT-ST BD-RE  WH16NS40 1.05

Slimtype DVDRW SOSW-833S VRS3 (Liteon)

Scanned With:

Slimtype DVDRW SOSW-833S VRS3 (Supports KProbe2)

https://gizmodo.com/meet-the-super-dvd-scientists-develop-massive-1-petabi-1851272615

https://www.ebay.com/itm/285710453845?_trksid=p4375194.c101959.m146925

Anyone seen this and have some insight

 but when I burn it The Video is all fuzzy and blurry and there's no audio at all.Does anyone have an answer to this issue?Thank you so much in advance

Do you have a way to resolve it?

https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/545c041a60fd7c64e38c7a189b415579691c3e518c582297c4b46de5957079f8