Scippi
06-18-09, 06:15 PM
If a dual layer DVD-R fails during the burning process using nero and i allow it to finish the writing lead out and doing the abort process would i be able to use it again?
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View Full Version : A question about dual layer DVD-R's Scippi 06-18-09, 06:15 PM If a dual layer DVD-R fails during the burning process using nero and i allow it to finish the writing lead out and doing the abort process would i be able to use it again? Quentin2 06-19-09, 02:14 AM Nope, it's a coaster now... By writing the lead out are you wondering if you can use the second layer or whatever area of the surface that hasn't been burned yet? Unless there's some really smart new software and hardware out there I don't see that happening. ti-triodes 06-19-09, 07:02 PM You should ask your question in the DVD recorder forum. http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/forumdisplay.php?f=106 Quentin2 06-19-09, 08:07 PM Hey we're desperate now, we'll take anything here. :D erkq 06-19-09, 08:30 PM Hey we're desperate now, we'll take anything here. :D The only posts of the day (so far). Help keep us alive... conehead433 06-19-09, 11:58 PM First off, don't use Nero for recording DL discs. I've got a dozen or so coasters using Nero. Get IMGBurn and use it for DL discs. And use Verbatim discs if you want the best results. I just tried to watch a movie recorded on a Ridata DL disc that was supposedly recorded Ok at finalization but wasn't. ti-triodes 06-20-09, 01:28 AM The only posts of the day (so far). Help keep us alive... Hey, will the last one out please shut off the lights? :D erkq 06-20-09, 02:10 AM Hey, will the last one out please shut off the lights? :D Yeah... <sigh> sad.... we (well, someone) should start a thread with that title. |