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17. September 2009 @ 19:36 |
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dude, just a heads up, i wouldn't push it with homesick... just a friendly warning.
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17. September 2009 @ 19:45 |
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Originally posted by WW3:
dude, just a heads up, i wouldn't push it with homesick... just a friendly warning.
at this point i could care less about hot headed forum jibbletheads like homesick
your the only person that has made any attempt to give any help and somehow i doubt anyone else will
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17. September 2009 @ 19:49 |
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well, usually it's just one to three people always, always answering questions that being homesick,wabashman and guessswho.. at least from what i have seen. maybe if you logged onto #xbox-scene on efnet you might get a better response, at least it would be in real time ^_^;
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17. September 2009 @ 20:03 |
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Originally posted by WW3:
i swear if you reach the afterdawn addict faze they should start paying :P
agreed.
on topic though--
since your downloading your games, are you sure they are for the correct region? what FW is on your console. shouldnt matter since the imagburn log was for burnout paradise which is a wave 1 or wave 2 game so any should play it unless some of the files were bad in the game. if you have iextreme 1.6 that could be the issue as it wouldnt let it boot.
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17. September 2009 @ 20:19 |
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hey, wabashman it's about time! lol jk, hopefully you will do a bit better than i have, im not incredibly versed in the xbox scene, never had an xbox one xD actually i just wanted to correct a spelling error i just caught but you already quoted my so it's to late! i said faze, but i meant phase!! oh well, besides embarrassing myself here let's just go and get this problem resolved!
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17. September 2009 @ 20:28 |
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Originally posted by msl911:
Originally posted by WW3:
dude, just a heads up, i wouldn't push it with homesick... just a friendly warning.
at this point i could care less about hot headed forum jibbletheads like homesick
your the only person that has made any attempt to give any help and somehow i doubt anyone else will
hey ass cheeks, if you wouldn't have made two threads you would have gotten an answer. since you are a total douche though, have fun finding the answer. n00b.
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17. September 2009 @ 21:41 |
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since your downloading your games, are you sure they are for the correct region? what FW is on your console. shouldnt matter since the imagburn log was for burnout paradise which is a wave 1 or wave 2 game so any should play it unless some of the files were bad in the game. if you have iextreme 1.6 that could be the issue as it wouldnt let it boot.
if you mean fw of the drive it has iextreme 1.6
ive tried a couple different games so far i think most have been region free
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17. September 2009 @ 21:42 |
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one one of the games your having issues through agbx and post the log here please.
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17. September 2009 @ 21:53 |
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Originally posted by homesick:
Originally posted by msl911:
Originally posted by WW3:
dude, just a heads up, i wouldn't push it with homesick... just a friendly warning.
at this point i could care less about hot headed forum jibbletheads like homesick
your the only person that has made any attempt to give any help and somehow i doubt anyone else will
hey ass cheeks, if you wouldn't have made two threads you would have gotten an answer. since you are a total douche though, have fun finding the answer. n00b.
Well thats real special and all, and im sure you think your real hot shit in your little forum world but i think ill manage to go without advice from someone that is compelled to act like a dim witted 12yo
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17. September 2009 @ 23:33 |
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ah, scene drama
not for tehskeen anymore
anyone up for chinese?
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17. September 2009 @ 23:41 |
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Originally posted by wabashman:
one one of the games your having issues through agbx and post the log here please.
Ok well i got Fallout3 to work and everything is green when i check it with abgx except for error reading layer boundary (invalid field in cdb)
aslo i get a bunch of errors when verifying with imgburn which seems to happen with every burn when i try to verify
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I 18:21:51 ImgBurn Version 2.5.0.0 started!
I 18:21:51 Microsoft Windows XP Professional (5.1, Build 2600 : Service Pack 3)
I 18:21:51 Total Physical Memory: 1,048,052 KB - Available: 777,744 KB
I 18:21:51 Initialising SPTI...
I 18:21:51 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...
I 18:21:51 Found 1 DVD±RW!
I 18:26:10 Operation Started!
I 18:26:10 Source File: D:\XBOX GAMES\Fallout3 - passed abgx\x360-fo3.dvd
I 18:26:10 Source File Sectors: 3,825,924 (MODE1/2048)
I 18:26:10 Source File Size: 7,835,492,352 bytes
I 18:26:10 Source File Volume Identifier: XGD2DVD_NTSC
I 18:26:11 Source File Volume Set Identifier: 34672923
I 18:26:11 Source File Implementation Identifier: Sonic Scenarist 3.1
I 18:26:11 Source File File System(s): ISO9660, UDF (1.02)
I 18:26:11 Destination Device: [1:0:0] PLEXTOR DVDR PX-716A 1.11 (I:) (ATA)
I 18:26:11 Destination Media Type: DVD+R DL (Disc ID: MKM-003-00) (Speeds: 2.4x, 4x, 6x)
I 18:26:11 Destination Media Sectors: 4,173,824
I 18:26:11 Write Mode: DVD
I 18:26:11 Write Type: DAO
I 18:26:11 Write Speed: 4x
I 18:26:11 Link Size: Auto
I 18:26:11 Lock Volume: Yes
I 18:26:11 Test Mode: No
I 18:26:11 OPC: No
I 18:26:11 BURN-Proof: Enabled
I 18:26:11 Book Type Setting: DVD-ROM
I 18:26:11 Advanced Settings - AutoStrategy: Auto, PowerRec: Yes
I 18:26:11 User Specified L0 Data Zone Capacity: 1,913,760
I 18:26:11 Set L0 Data Zone Capacity Succeeded!
I 18:26:11 Filling Buffer... (40 MB)
I 18:26:13 Writing LeadIn...
I 18:27:18 Writing Session 1 of 1... (1 Track, LBA: 0 - 3825923)
I 18:27:18 Writing Track 1 of 1... (MODE1/2048, LBA: 0 - 3825923)
I 18:27:18 Writing Layer 0... (LBA: 0 - 1913759)
I 18:39:05 Writing Layer 1... (LBA: 1913760 - 3825923)
I 18:50:53 Synchronising Cache...
I 18:51:08 Closing Track...
I 18:51:11 Finalising Disc...
I 18:51:53 Exporting Graph Data...
I 18:51:53 Graph Data File: C:\Documents and Settings\confusedmime.YELLOWCOMP\Application Data\ImgBurn\Graph Data Files\PLEXTOR_DVDR_PX-716A_1.11_THURSDAY-SEPTEMBER-17-2009_6-26_PM_MKM-003-00_4x.ibg
I 18:51:53 Export Successfully Completed!
I 18:51:53 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 00:25:40
I 18:51:53 Average Write Rate: 5,411 KB/s (3.9x) - Maximum Write Rate: 6,089 KB/s (4.4x)
I 18:51:53 Cycling Tray before Verify...
I 18:52:36 Device Ready!
I 18:52:37 Operation Started!
I 18:52:37 Source Device: [1:0:0] PLEXTOR DVDR PX-716A 1.11 (I:) (ATA)
I 18:52:37 Source Media Type: DVD-ROM (Book Type: DVD-ROM)
I 18:52:37 Image File: D:\XBOX GAMES\Fallout3 - passed agbx\x360-fo3.dvd
I 18:52:37 Image File Sectors: 3,825,924 (MODE1/2048)
I 18:52:37 Image File Size: 7,835,492,352 bytes
I 18:52:38 Image File Volume Identifier: XGD2DVD_NTSC
I 18:52:38 Image File Volume Set Identifier: 34672923
I 18:52:38 Image File Implementation Identifier: Sonic Scenarist 3.1
I 18:52:38 Image File File System(s): ISO9660, UDF (1.02)
I 18:52:38 Read Speed (Data/Audio): MAX / MAX
I 18:52:38 Verifying Session 1 of 1... (1 Track, LBA: 0 - 3825923)
I 18:52:38 Verifying Track 1 of 1... (MODE1/2048, LBA: 0 - 3825923)
W 19:13:59 Failed to Read Sector 1744160 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:14:30 Retrying (1)...
W 19:14:54 Retry Failed - Reason: L-EC Uncorrectable Error
W 19:15:10 Retrying (2)...
W 19:15:38 Retry Failed - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:15:55 Retrying (3)...
W 19:16:24 Retry Failed - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:17:13 Failed to Read Sector 1744160 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:17:45 Failed to Read Sector 1744161 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:18:02 Failed to Read Sector 1744161 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:18:31 Failed to Read Sector 1744162 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:18:42 Failed to Read Sector 1744162 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:19:14 Failed to Read Sector 1744163 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:19:22 Failed to Read Sector 1744163 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:19:51 Failed to Read Sector 1744164 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:19:58 Failed to Read Sector 1744164 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:20:29 Failed to Read Sector 1744165 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:20:29 Failed to Read Sector 1744165 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:20:59 Failed to Read Sector 1744166 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:20:59 Failed to Read Sector 1744166 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:21:30 Failed to Read Sector 1744167 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:21:30 Failed to Read Sector 1744167 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:21:52 Failed to Read Sector 1744168 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:21:52 Failed to Read Sector 1744168 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:22:23 Failed to Read Sector 1744169 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:22:23 Failed to Read Sector 1744169 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:22:53 Failed to Read Sector 1744170 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:22:53 Failed to Read Sector 1744170 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:23:23 Failed to Read Sector 1744171 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:23:23 Failed to Read Sector 1744171 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:23:53 Failed to Read Sector 1744172 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:23:53 Failed to Read Sector 1744172 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:24:22 Failed to Read Sector 1744173 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:24:22 Failed to Read Sector 1744173 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:24:51 Failed to Read Sector 1744174 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:24:51 Failed to Read Sector 1744174 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:25:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744175 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:25:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744175 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:25:40 Failed to Read Sector 1744176 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:25:40 Failed to Read Sector 1744176 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:26:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744224 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:26:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744224 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:26:53 Failed to Read Sector 1744225 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:26:53 Failed to Read Sector 1744225 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:27:22 Failed to Read Sector 1744226 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:27:22 Failed to Read Sector 1744226 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:27:54 Failed to Read Sector 1744227 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:27:54 Failed to Read Sector 1744227 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:28:16 Failed to Read Sector 1744228 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:28:16 Failed to Read Sector 1744228 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:28:45 Failed to Read Sector 1744229 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:28:45 Failed to Read Sector 1744229 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:29:15 Failed to Read Sector 1744230 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:29:16 Failed to Read Sector 1744230 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:29:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744231 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:29:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744231 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:30:06 Failed to Read Sector 1744232 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x84)
W 19:30:06 Failed to Read Sector 1744232 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x84)
W 19:30:34 Failed to Read Sector 1744233 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:30:34 Failed to Read Sector 1744233 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:31:03 Failed to Read Sector 1744234 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:31:03 Failed to Read Sector 1744234 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:31:27 Failed to Read Sector 1744272 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:31:27 Failed to Read Sector 1744272 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:31:57 Failed to Read Sector 1744273 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:31:57 Failed to Read Sector 1744273 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:32:20 Failed to Read Sector 1744274 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:32:20 Failed to Read Sector 1744274 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:32:42 Failed to Read Sector 1744275 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:32:42 Failed to Read Sector 1744275 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:33:32 Failed to Read Sector 1744288 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:33:32 Failed to Read Sector 1744288 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:33:56 Failed to Read Sector 1744289 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:33:56 Failed to Read Sector 1744289 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:34:26 Failed to Read Sector 1744290 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:34:26 Failed to Read Sector 1744290 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:34:46 Failed to Read Sector 1744291 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:34:46 Failed to Read Sector 1744291 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:35:15 Failed to Read Sector 1744292 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:35:15 Failed to Read Sector 1744292 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:35:46 Failed to Read Sector 1744293 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:35:46 Failed to Read Sector 1744293 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:36:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744294 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:36:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744294 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:36:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744295 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:36:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744295 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:37:18 Failed to Read Sector 1744296 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:37:18 Failed to Read Sector 1744296 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:37:41 Failed to Read Sector 1744297 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:37:41 Failed to Read Sector 1744297 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:38:11 Failed to Read Sector 1744298 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:38:11 Failed to Read Sector 1744298 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:38:40 Failed to Read Sector 1744299 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:38:40 Failed to Read Sector 1744299 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:39:00 Failed to Read Sector 1744300 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:39:00 Failed to Read Sector 1744300 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:39:20 Failed to Read Sector 1744301 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:39:20 Failed to Read Sector 1744301 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:39:38 Failed to Read Sector 1744302 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:39:38 Failed to Read Sector 1744302 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:40:08 Failed to Read Sector 1744303 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:40:08 Failed to Read Sector 1744303 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:40:28 Failed to Read Sector 1744304 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:40:28 Failed to Read Sector 1744304 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:40:48 Failed to Read Sector 1744305 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:40:48 Failed to Read Sector 1744305 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:41:09 Failed to Read Sector 1744336 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:41:09 Failed to Read Sector 1744336 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:41:29 Failed to Read Sector 1744337 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:41:29 Failed to Read Sector 1744337 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:41:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744338 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:41:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744338 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:42:09 Failed to Read Sector 1744339 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:42:09 Failed to Read Sector 1744339 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:42:39 Failed to Read Sector 1744340 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:42:39 Failed to Read Sector 1744340 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:42:58 Failed to Read Sector 1744341 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:42:58 Failed to Read Sector 1744341 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:43:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744342 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:43:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744342 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:43:41 Failed to Read Sector 1744343 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:43:41 Failed to Read Sector 1744343 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:44:01 Failed to Read Sector 1744344 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:44:01 Failed to Read Sector 1744344 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:44:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744345 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:44:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744345 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:44:50 Failed to Read Sector 1744346 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:44:50 Failed to Read Sector 1744346 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:45:13 Failed to Read Sector 1744347 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:45:13 Failed to Read Sector 1744347 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:45:29 Failed to Read Sector 1744348 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:45:29 Failed to Read Sector 1744348 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:45:54 Failed to Read Sector 1744352 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:45:54 Failed to Read Sector 1744352 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:46:14 Failed to Read Sector 1744353 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:46:14 Failed to Read Sector 1744353 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:46:32 Failed to Read Sector 1744354 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:46:32 Failed to Read Sector 1744354 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:46:51 Failed to Read Sector 1744355 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:46:51 Failed to Read Sector 1744355 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:47:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744356 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:47:21 Failed to Read Sector 1744356 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:47:39 Failed to Read Sector 1744357 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:47:39 Failed to Read Sector 1744357 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:47:59 Failed to Read Sector 1744358 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:47:59 Failed to Read Sector 1744358 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:48:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744359 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:48:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744359 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:48:58 Failed to Read Sector 1744400 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:48:58 Failed to Read Sector 1744400 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:49:28 Failed to Read Sector 1744401 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:49:28 Failed to Read Sector 1744401 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:49:58 Failed to Read Sector 1744402 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:49:59 Failed to Read Sector 1744402 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:50:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744403 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:50:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744403 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:50:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744404 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:50:49 Failed to Read Sector 1744404 - Reason: Unknown (Seek Error) (ASC: 0x02, ASCQ: 0x8D)
W 19:51:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744405 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:51:19 Failed to Read Sector 1744405 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:51:38 Failed to Read Sector 1744406 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:51:38 Failed to Read Sector 1744406 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
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W 19:52:24 Failed to Read Sector 1744408 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:52:24 Failed to Read Sector 1744408 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:52:48 Failed to Read Sector 1744409 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
W 19:52:48 Failed to Read Sector 1744409 - Reason: Servo Seek Error
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iancolsea
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18. September 2009 @ 11:32 |
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Hi try using a burning program called cookies xbox360 game burner and make sure you are only using Verbatim DL + DVD's as these worked fine for me
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18. September 2009 @ 14:30 |
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@msl911
To be honest it looks like your burner is really bad or the lens might be dirty because you shouldn't get errors verifying. It's not too expensive to get a good burner like pioneer.
You could try to save money by cleaning the lens, My uncle has a pioneer 216DBK and it works even with cheap media, I have a burner (taken from an external USB burner) it's IDE and people would likely call it a cheap waste of money, it's a lite-on 160p6s and the firmware is: PS0C but this burner has never ever burned a coaster and with most cheap brands it still burns discs that keep spinning at 12x in the xbox (the xbox drive slows down if it has reading problems first slows to 8x then if still unreadable 5x and then if still unreadable you get disc read error).
If you have bad burns you'll hear your xbox getting loud when it loads it then then going quiet because it can't read at 12x and it has to slow down and even if the game keeps running you're likely to get a disc read error and slowly damage your laser. I think you shouldn't use that drive the way it is now unless you want unreadable errors and a broken xbox drive.
EDIT: Homesick lay off the newbies the only reason he posted twice is because he wants an answer but it takes time to get one, just because you seen a second post it only wasted like 5 seconds of your time to check it, it's the mods that should get annoyed and they also won't like flame.
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PS3 modded on 3.55 This message has been edited since posting. Last time this message was edited on 18. September 2009 @ 14:42
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18. September 2009 @ 20:54 |
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Originally posted by steo2k8:
EDIT: Homesick lay off the newbies the only reason he posted twice is because he wants an answer but it takes time to get one, just because you seen a second post it only wasted like 5 seconds of your time to check it, it's the mods that should get annoyed and they also won't like flame.
I appologize for getting uptight, but it gets old seeing it every day. good things come to those who wait.
@ the op - I appologize for coming off mean. It was a rough day.
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18. September 2009 @ 21:38 |
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Originally posted by steo2k8:
@msl911
To be honest it looks like your burner is really bad or the lens might be dirty because you shouldn't get errors verifying. It's not too expensive to get a good burner like pioneer.
You could try to save money by cleaning the lens, My uncle has a pioneer 216DBK and it works even with cheap media, I have a burner (taken from an external USB burner) it's IDE and people would likely call it a cheap waste of money, it's a lite-on 160p6s and the firmware is: PS0C but this burner has never ever burned a coaster and with most cheap brands it still burns discs that keep spinning at 12x in the xbox (the xbox drive slows down if it has reading problems first slows to 8x then if still unreadable 5x and then if still unreadable you get disc read error).
If you have bad burns you'll hear your xbox getting loud when it loads it then then going quiet because it can't read at 12x and it has to slow down and even if the game keeps running you're likely to get a disc read error and slowly damage your laser. I think you shouldn't use that drive the way it is now unless you want unreadable errors and a broken xbox drive.
EDIT: Homesick lay off the newbies the only reason he posted twice is because he wants an answer but it takes time to get one, just because you seen a second post it only wasted like 5 seconds of your time to check it, it's the mods that should get annoyed and they also won't like flame.
Yeah the plextor drive seems a bit sporadic i just managed to burn Starwars force unleashed without any errors at 4x but then i tried burning Baman Arkham Asylum and it didn't even get through he burn
i also tried cleaning the lens with one of those lens cloth and some isopropyl not sure if that made any difference
I also have my laptop TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-L632D but i haven't had any luck with that so far
Are they any particular burners that work well for burning 360 games?
i know you mentioned the pioneer 216DBK but i don't really know much about burners so open to any suggestions
Thanks for taking the time to reply i appreciate the help
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18. September 2009 @ 21:45 |
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Originally posted by homesick:
Originally posted by steo2k8:
EDIT: Homesick lay off the newbies the only reason he posted twice is because he wants an answer but it takes time to get one, just because you seen a second post it only wasted like 5 seconds of your time to check it, it's the mods that should get annoyed and they also won't like flame.
I appologize for getting uptight, but it gets old seeing it every day. good things come to those who wait.
@ the op - I apologize for coming off mean. It was a rough day.
No worries then sorry for the slanders just trying to figure my shit out not trying to cause any commotion
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moleyman
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19. September 2009 @ 03:50 |
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I also have my laptop TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-L632D
my laptop has the same drive and i waisted 5 disks trying to get it to work, bag o crap
went and brought a new lite on burner for my desktop and not one coaster since
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19. September 2009 @ 08:58 |
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Originally posted by moleyman:
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I also have my laptop TSSTcorp DVD+-RW TS-L632D
my laptop has the same drive and i waisted 5 disks trying to get it to work, bag o crap
went and brought a new lite on burner for my desktop and not one coaster since
Yeah my lite-on from the external burner has only ever burned a bad disc if the discs was scratched. People recommend pioneer drives but have no problems with my Lite-on, we tried a sony NEC but that wasn't great and we also tried a sony vaio laptop burner and that was really bad (it ended up finishing my first samsung lol).
Try to look into a Lite-on or Pioneer or something similar they're not too expensiv if you think of the money you'll save.
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19. September 2009 @ 11:38 |
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An old burner was an issue with me at first. Got a LG it's been great ever since :D
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19. September 2009 @ 21:54 |
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moleyman
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20. September 2009 @ 03:45 |
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Anyone have any experience with The Lite-On iHAS424-08 ?
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.as...7106332
i just got a bog standard oem lite on (with an ide connection) made sure that it is set as the master on the motherboard and havnt looked back
mine is model - dh20a4p
im guessing you need a sata connection so im guessing that should be fine
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daphlap
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21. September 2009 @ 16:23 |
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Prob yr discs and/ or the craptop doing numerous other things in the background. I'm getting 100% success rates on a new NEC/ Optiarc 7200, in a 5 year old Athlon xp based (2200 @ 2800) Nforce 2 board, in a Biostar Ideq machine with 2GB of ram; do NOTHING else while your discs are burning and burn as slow as ImgBurn lets you.
Tuffdisc and desktop PC FTW!
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daphlap
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21. September 2009 @ 16:26 |
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Oh, and why does everyone say "your" when they mean "you're"? Drives me fucking CRAZY!
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21. September 2009 @ 16:32 |
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Originally posted by daphlap:
Prob yr discs and/ or the craptop doing numerous other things in the background. I'm getting 100% success rates on a new NEC/ Optiarc 7200, in a 5 year old Athlon xp based (2200 @ 2800) Nforce 2 board, in a Biostar Ideq machine with 2GB of ram; do NOTHING else while your discs are burning and burn as slow as ImgBurn lets you.
Tuffdisc and desktop PC FTW!
Yeah i know, most all the burns i have tried have been on my desktop computer with the plextor and i close all unnecessary processes and just let imgburn run by itself and it still dumps out coasters
Anyways i just ordered the Lite-On iHAS424-08 so i will see how that goes
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21. September 2009 @ 16:40 |
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good luck!
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