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At 97% complete in verification I get this message: W 18:59:27 Failed to read sector 222112- - L-EC-Uncorrectable Error
Hello Revup. Glad to have you in our forum.
The error you got means that a sector on the disc could not be read when the disc was being verified. That usually happens when you use poor quality media.
It would help us determine what the problem was if you could please post the entire log.
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Here is a screenshot of my problem.
Is it settings or what. I always used dvdecrypter with no problems. Now I what do know, this vdo does have encyption applied.
Hi Hema. Glad to have you here at the ImgBurn Forum.
ImgBurn is a burning application. It will not copy protected discs like DVDD did.
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LOL....I tend not to upgrade until the need arises, but I guess there is a need now. Thanks boss.
Shame on you...
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I have been using DVD Decryptor without any problems for the last year. Yesterday I started having trouble writing dvds (below is the file). I have a dell desktop with Windows XP os. I tried reinstalling my Sonic files in case it was a problem with the burner. That seemed to fix it. After burning one ISO to a DVD, I had the same writing problem again. I downloaded imgburn and was able to copy one file. Then I got this same write error.
I am using the same brand of DVDs that I have always used. I can't think of anything else that may be wrong.
Thanks for any help!
Jillmar8
I 11:55:56 Destination Media Type: DVD+R (Disc ID: CMC MAG-M01-00)
Welcome to the ImgBurn Forum jillmar8.
It doesn't matter if you've been successful with the discs you are using. They are crap media. You need to use either Verbatim or TY discs for your single-layer burning and ONLY Verbatim DVD+R DL discs for your dual-layer burning. Buy some of either of the two brands and see what happens. If you are still having problems we'll try to help you out.
It appears that you have the latest firmware for your drive but you should check on Dell's web site to be sure.
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No dvd-rom
I don't understand what you are saying. Please explain it.
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If you haven't deleted the ISO files you can still use ImgBurn to verify the disc you burned against the ISO.
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Yeah I thought that...we seem to be hogging the chat forum.
See what blutach has to say. Perhaps he could find a spot for us on DD, or even play by email...
I would think that DD would be a good place if they would allow it. If, however, I may make a suggestion; I was playing chess online some years ago, and from what I remember there were a number chess sites where you could participate in any number of games at the same time. I gave it up because it was consuming too much of my time (plus it was no fun in winning EVERY game).
There was at least one site that I remember being on which paired you with others who played at the same level. I wish I could remember the sites but I am sure a Google search would find them.
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so all the other zillion dl dvds that i burnt which were not verbatim, and are working fine was me being lucky????? i read the other posts and the recommendations for verbatim.
Just because you burned "zillions" of discs and didn't have any problems doesn't mean that a year from now (or even possibly an week from now) those discs will still be readable. Cheap quality discs are not worth it, no matter what!
Your drive is very old and you might want to get a new one. It appears, from what I have read that it came with a Dell computer and the last firmware update for it was back in June 2005. This update was from Dell and is the firmware version you have. The last Phillips update was back in 2004.
If you do decide to get a new drive you should still use only Verrbatims for your dual-layer discs (Use on +R, not -R) and stick with Verbatim or TY's for your single-layer discs.
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Hmm... do us a favour and post the entire log of the burn, please. HELP menu > Imgburn logs
EDIT: Are you sure Nero Recode picked up all the files it needed? 25 episodes seems alot for a single disk.
yeah im sure nero got them all..a few seasons i burned plays fine no freezes or anything and they have 25 episodes on them..some work some don't. thanks for the fast reply!
Brett; are all 25 episodes on one dual-layer disc?
yup all 25 they all look decent too...i just tried it again but i check seamless this time and played the episode 13 but it was very choppy and eventually froze
I find that very interesting because before I posted the question to you I checked on several DVD sites and I found out that each of the first 8 seasons are available, but each season comes on 3 dual-layer DVDs. I could be wrong but it appears to me that you don't have the original discs and you possibly downloaded the files or got them from someone who downloaded them.
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Hmm... do us a favour and post the entire log of the burn, please. HELP menu > Imgburn logs
EDIT: Are you sure Nero Recode picked up all the files it needed? 25 episodes seems alot for a single disk.
yeah im sure nero got them all..a few seasons i burned plays fine no freezes or anything and they have 25 episodes on them..some work some don't. thanks for the fast reply!
Brett; are all 25 episodes on one dual-layer disc?
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Welcome to ImgBurn 18et.
While you should always try to have the latest firmware it's just as important to use the best media available. You should use NOTHING other than Verbatim and Taiyo Yuden discs for your single-layer media. When you get into dual-layer media you should use NOTHING other than Verbatim and even with Verbatim use only the + not the - media.
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Hi - - I don't think this is necessarily related to ImgBurn, but thought I'd try my luck here.
Lately, I've been having problems with my burns.
The burns go ok, but verifying, I'm getting read failures (Failed to Read Sector 2210689 - No Seek Complete). Usually, around 97-98% of the verify.
I had no problems with my current Taiyo Yuden Silver Thermal 8X TYG02
DVD-R 100-pack... but suddenly, with 30 or so to go, this started... the last 5-10 burns.
So, I'm wondering if it's the discs, or my drive (NEC DVD_RW ND-3520AW) is going.
Could someone advise how to figure out what the problem is?
I have DVDInfoPro installed, but the graphs mean nothing to me
Any help would be appreciated... thanks!
Hello burf. Welcome to the ImgBurn forum.
Your problem could be happening for a number of different reasons. Please post a log of one of the burns.
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Nice find MJ...
Thanks Spinner.
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Hi Guys,
i was wondering if anyone has tried these discs:
http://cd-rmedia.co.uk/Datasafe-8x-Full-Fa...b-pr-17924.html
they work on some machines and not on others, got 100 left was gonna get some other ones if these were crap
cheers guys
Graham
The ONLY DVD-R discs you should be using is either Verbatim or TY. The ONLY Dual-Layer discs you should be using are Verbatim DVD+R DL (not the -R DL). If you want trouble-free burns and good quality don't use anything else.
As far as your discs not working on some "machines"; that could be a compatibility issue. Please post back and tell me the make and model number of the problem "machines".
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McAfee recently announced the availability of a new, free tool, Rootkit Detective, that the company claims has the most comprehensive rootkit detection capabilities available today.
"We have achieved extremely high levels of accuracy, using various techniques to find anything that hides itself on a computer," says Ahmed Sallam, lead research architect at McAfee.
The company says that the tool reveals hidden processes, Registry entries, and files, and scans kernel memory to detect modifications. The tool then lets users remove or disable detected malware. The tool can also collect samples and allows users to submit them to McAfee's Avert Labs for analysis.
Rootkit Detective, as described on McAfee's download page, runs on Windows 2000, Windows XP, and Windows Server 2003. But be aware that the tool isn't for the novice. Mistakes in a removal process could easily crash your system. Be extremely careful if you use it.
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I need to create a Hybrid DVD.
The disc when inserted into a DVD player or computer should be recognised as an ordinary video DVD, however, when loked at by Windows Explorer, there needs to be another file visable, which will contain either PDFs or pictures.
I would be most grateful for any help in achieving this.
Thanks,
Nick
Welcome to the ImgBurn forum Nick;
If you are familiar with building an ISO with ImgBurn all you have to do is add whatever other files you want to be on the disc the same way you add your video files. When ImgBurn builds the ISO and then burns it to a disc the additional files will be on it.
If you are not sure you are doing it correctly burn the ISO onto a DVD RW disc. That way if it doesn't turn out the way you wanted you will not have wasted a disc.
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Allen, from my understanding it is not legal for fans to record a concert, just as it is not legal for people who go to a movie theater to make a copy of the movie.Recently I downloaded a concert from the internet.Ummm - we do not support pirating of DVDs.
Regards
Actually was not a pirated DVD thank you very much. Is fan video footage of a concert.
Allan
Even if, in your case, it was legal, we cannot take the chance discussing it since there really is no way for use to know. I am fairly sure if you do a search, you will find someplace that will help you.
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BGS4 is not standard Lite-on firmware. I have done some searching for you and it seems that you can download and use a patched version of the BSOY firmware. Download it here. Go about half way down the page and look for BS0Y - patched - crossflashing, multi-colored LED (for 1213S, 1613S, etc.).OK thanks. But does anyone know what is wrong with me trying to install that new firmware?Please realize that I have not used this firmware personally but I read at two sites that it supposedly works with your drive. You have to make the decision for yourself if you want to try it out.
Good luck
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I also burn my dual layer media at 2.4x. It will take a lot longer but you are sure to get a better burn.
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For my single layer discs I have used only Verbatim DVD-R discs and I've only made two coasters (both times my fault) in well over 1000 burns. With dual layer discs I use only Verbatim DVD+R DL discs and I have never made a coaster. With +R media you can do bit setting (depending on your burner) which may make your DVD more compatible with some DVD players but I have never had any compatibility problems with my -R burns. I have never bit set a dual layer disc and have never had a compatibility problem with them either.On the firmware page only one of the links works. I downloaded that earlier and it gave me this message:http://img125.imageshack.us/img125/9140/firmwareerrorxs3.png
And what is better DVD+R or DVD-R?
With the single layer discs my feeling is that it's your call as long as you use quality media. You should stay with either Verbatim or TY's. With dual layer discs use ONLY Verbatim DVD+ discs.
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God knows MJ. Maybe when the next overtly nationalist/stupid political thread starts.
Personally, I much prefer this thread to chess or stupid politics.
Regards
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I'm glad to read that the Verbs took care of the problem. You'd be astounded at the number of people who don't believe that switching to those discs will help them. Your post is additional proof that we know (at least sometimesyup, toss 'em and buy Verbatim.Your drive is having trouble with your current ones so it makes sense to try some others.
I can't believe this actually worked!. I got new Verbatim discs and I don't have errors anymore. Thanks for the help!
Stephen
) what we're talking about.One more thing you should know. Make sure you use +R DL and not -R DL discs.
Wont work!
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Don't think we're telling you to use Verbatim DVD+R DL discs just to be talking. I am sure many of us have experienced problems with junk media. We have all found out, through testing and use, that the Verbs are the only way to go.