Problem with BD-R DL Discs...

[OrlandoEastwood]

Hello,

I was having a problem trying to burn some back up Blu-rays for while I travelled. I haven't had any problems burning for the past two years or so and I have recently got a 25 pack of Kodak BD-R DL discs and four in a row were just coasters. Somewhere along the lines they failed to burn. So, I am a little confused as to why. I use DVDFAB and have ImgBurn 2.5.8.0 set to do the burning. The first three were just DVDFab using the file. And then I made an ISO file to see if burning that would fix the issue and alas, I am here.

My burner, Pioneer BDXL BDR-XD08 is about a little over a year old. I have been burning regular single layer BD-R and dual layer BD-R discs until now. Whenever I inserted one of these blank discs, it gave a disc name of "CMCMAG-DI6-000" which I did a Google search and it was nothing but trashing the type of disc it is. 
 

ImgBurn.log

[dbminter]

My only suggestion is to try Verbatim DataLife Plus BD-R DL discs.  CMC MAG are the worst optical discs out there.  However, I've never actually burned any of those before.  But, DataLife Plus is the high quality brand of BD-R SL that I use from Verbatim now and the only ones I trust.  I don't even trust Verbatim's branded BD-R anymore after a series of 3 cake stacks all wouldn't burn correctly.

 

That wouldn't easily explain, though, why you got some good burns and some bad, but it is possible to get some CMC media that completes burns and verifies.  However, in the long run, they tend to die quicker because of their being cheap media.  What that would generally indicate is the laser has gone bad in your BD burner.

 

If you do try Verbatim DataLife Plus BD-R DL and you still get failed burns, then I would try replacing your BD burner.