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« on: March 10, 2009, 10:49:29 AM »

My mate has an ongoing problem with burning DVDs and CDs which I have thus far been unable to get to the bottom of, so I'm hoping some kind soul here will be able to through some light on the subject for me!

A lot of the discs he burns (probably 50%) for people come back to him with problems - I've had DVDs from him that get mid-way through and then refuse to play, others won't play past the menu screen.  Interestingly, some players seem to fair better than others with these discs - my Panasonic DVD player struggles, but if I then put the disc in my PS3 it doesn't bat an eyelid.

Things I've tried so far include:

  • Install a new drive
  • Remove and reinstall both drives
  • Try different media (I've also tried the same media from the same spindle as him in my machine with no problems)
  • Reinstall all burning software (Nero 7, DVD Shrink)
  • Run a full memory test using MemTest86+ (this found no errors)
  • upgrade the drives' firmware
  • enable verification in Nero - sometimes this does throw up errors, but my friend is adamant that some have not thrown up errors and yet still had problems - also there seems to be no way to enable verification using DVD Shrink

Any help?!

Edit:  I should point out that these problems have only occurred in the last couple of months - the only change since then is that he has moved house and now uses a wireless connection for networking instead of his previous cable connection
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« Reply #1 on: March 10, 2009, 11:42:21 AM »

I have a similar problem where I get stuttering later in the DVD (not CDRs).

I'd love to know why this happens.

What I've done to overcome it is to convert Video DVDs to Image Files and burn with ImgBurn. Seems to fix it.
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