ImgBurn overburned, how do I check data integrity?

[rafaelluik]

I wanted to burn some files to a DVD and when I clicked to start burning it gave me a warning saying the number of blocks of the files surpassed the disc capacity. After pressing OK it continued anyway and I suppose it overburned.

 

The operation completed and I checked the option to verify the disc but it doesn't show me in any way that the data in the disc is really OK, how can I check this?

Edited June 11, 2013 by rafaelluik

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Post the log please - as per the pink box up the top.

[rafaelluik]

Ok. I thought you could give me some directions so I could learn to check myself?

SONY_DVD_RW_AD-7200A_1.60_TERÇA-FEIRA-11-DE-JUNHO-DE-2013_18-10_MCC_03RG20_MAX.ibg

ImgBurn.log

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Well generally, if verification passes, your disc is fine - that's the whole point of it.

 

That log doesn't show any sort of attempt at overburning taking place.

[rafaelluik]

Weird, because it warned about the exceeding number of blocks...

So that means the program compared the data in the disc with the files in the HDD and it matched? The *data* on the disc is fine?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Yes.

[rafaelluik]

Thank you a lot for your attention.

ImgBurn is an incredibly great freeware.