Questions verbatim medias burned files

[gamercr7]

I burned 4 discs of dvd-r verbatim azo (ID:MCC03RG20) in speed 6x and I did read scan with the nero disc speed 5 and reading test with ImgBurn, the nero disc speed 5 the result of the test was 100% good and imgburn the test result was not errors, these 4 discs are reliable and safe for storing long-term (many years) archives or not? did not appear jitter, pie, pif, pi-po c1, c2 errors

Edited November 1, 2016 by gamercr7

[LIGHTNING UK!]

You have no issue with ImgBurn.

 

Please keep your issues with the life of discs to the myce forums or anywhere else that hasn't already banned your multiple accounts.

[gamercr7]

you treat me with disrespect and not respond my question

[LIGHTNING UK!]

This is a forum for ImgBurn support.

 

I do not want you making multiple accounts in an attempt to disguise yourself, you stick out like a sore thumb.

 

I do not want you posting anything on here about disc quality, longevity, temperature issues, sunlight issues etc. We do not have the answers you're looking for.

 

You ask the same questions (over and over again) on several forums and never actually accept what the people respond with - so you're basically just wasting everyone's time, including your own.

 

So until you actually have an issue with ImgBurn itself, please just try and stick with the posts you've put on other forums.

 

i.e. here - http://club.myce.com/f33/questions-files-burned-verbatim-medias-342446/

[gamercr7]

in ImgBurn has an option to check the disc after burning the DVD, what the function of this option? this option Scans errors jitter pie, pif?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Do you mean the Verify function? That just asks the drive to read the sectors on the disc to make sure that it can.

 

As for pie/pif/jitter... No, it doesn't perform those types of scans.

[gamercr7]

yes, the VERIFY function if VERIFY test is 100% good jitter, pie, PIF are low values?

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Like I said, no, it doesn't.