then it must be a drive issue.
from my posts above:
1620 is an l
4120b is a j (same disc as 1620 says is a l)
others have shown B
looks like some drives just don't get it.
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jberry wrote:then it must be a drive issue.
from my posts above:
1620 is an l
4120b is a j (same disc as 1620 says is a l)
others have shown B
looks like some drives just don't get it.
elec999 wrote:Here are some dvdinfo pro tests
http://members.rogers.com/alex1002/pitest.jpg
http://members.rogers.com/alex1002/pivert.jpg
The disks werent packaged very well when Ncix shipped them to me. It is very cold outside, the spindle was really cold. So I left the disks alone for a day, to reach room temp. Then when I opened the spindle and burned my first disk, I looked at one of the disks, and the die seemed a bit weird, then it got to normal. I am guessing the disks were still cold. I burned my first and then my second dvd-r from Ty, they seem to playback fine, but I cannot copy the disks data back to the hard drive, which is very inportant. What issues may the drive be causing. I got no other drive to test. I believe the drive may be bad, but how, it gave me some bad cdr burns. Then what should I do, get a Plextor drive. Whats the best high quality burner.
Thanks[/url]
dolphinius_rex wrote:elec999 wrote:Here are some dvdinfo pro tests
http://members.rogers.com/alex1002/pitest.jpg
http://members.rogers.com/alex1002/pivert.jpg
The disks werent packaged very well when Ncix shipped them to me. It is very cold outside, the spindle was really cold. So I left the disks alone for a day, to reach room temp. Then when I opened the spindle and burned my first disk, I looked at one of the disks, and the die seemed a bit weird, then it got to normal. I am guessing the disks were still cold. I burned my first and then my second dvd-r from Ty, they seem to playback fine, but I cannot copy the disks data back to the hard drive, which is very inportant. What issues may the drive be causing. I got no other drive to test. I believe the drive may be bad, but how, it gave me some bad cdr burns. Then what should I do, get a Plextor drive. Whats the best high quality burner.
Thanks[/url]
Did you burn this from an image file? This sounds very much like something I experienced with CD-Rs where the disc was in some weird format that confused the operating system when I tried to copy the files back on to my PC... I never figured out what was up, but it bugged the heck out of me!
dolphinius_rex wrote:elec999 wrote:
Complete Media Code
00000000 00 42 00 00 01 40 C1 FD 9E D8 52 00 02 87 0D 10 .B...@....R.....
00000010 66 78 80 00 03 54 59 47 30 32 00 00 04 00 00 00 fx...TYG02......
00000020 00 00 00 00 05 AA A2 22 22 20 02 00 06 08 0E 11 ......."" ......
I am not sure what to think.
The Pioneer drive seems to be burning other media perfectly.
Thanks
That 'B' concerns me... it SHOULD be a l. But like I said, I *KNOW* the media is legitimate.
Gary Kokkin wrote:Brands and disc types that are fake Taiyo Yudens.
http://forum.cdfreaks.com/showthread.ph ... 9&t=112854
aviationwiz wrote:In order for them to be fake, wouldn't they have to be sold as TY, then when you get them it uses a TY MID code, but is not actually TY?
Just because it uses the MID code, does not mean they are fake, Optodisc at one point on some of their 8x DVDR's used a TY MID code, but they weren't fake TY, as they never marketed them as such.
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