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Disc verification problem with Nero?
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scuuder3
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21. February 2005 @ 16:33 |
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Hello. I am fairly new to this and have started to back up my DVD collection. I am using DVD decrypter, then DVD2One, then Nero to burn.
When burning in Nero I always select the verify after burn option. every other disc or so, sometimes two in a row, I get an error during verification. it says the original is different than the copy/ it doesn't stop just tells me about the problem. The movies appear to play fine, though I haven't had a chance to watch all the way through. one of the movies that burned fine had some hiccups in the playback but nothing severe. should I not bother with the verification step? does it really mean it is bad if it shows an error. should I use DVD +r instead of -? any help is appreciated.
thanks
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22. February 2005 @ 00:11 |
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I unchecked verfication long ago after I had become familiar with how Nero worked. If you want to play safe, it's better to burn to HD first.
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scuuder3
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22. February 2005 @ 13:08 |
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could you please elaborate. what do you mean buy burning to hd first, to the harddrive? what i am doing now is using DVD Decrypter, then DVD2One, then Nero to burn to the dvd-r should i use Nero to burn to the hd, then to the dvd-r?
thanks for the reply!
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22. February 2005 @ 22:40 |
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Yes, many programs (e.g. Nero) let you choose where to burn to. So it's safer to first burn to harddisk, check that everything is O.K., before burning to disc. I do this a lot especially with downloaded movies.
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gilera
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22. February 2005 @ 22:52 |
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I would stick with -R because a lot of stand alone DVD players will not handle +R.
Why dont you burn onto -RW to begin with, at least you wont waste discs.
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23. February 2005 @ 00:13 |
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When you say burn to harddrive are you creating an iso? Also if you are wondering about +r's go pick some up. Get a small pack of quality brand discs. I prefer the +r's and I have tried them in all different machines with success.
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23. February 2005 @ 00:20 |
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What brand of discs are you using? I would look at those as a possible problem.
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scuuder3
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23. February 2005 @ 02:38 |
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the -r discs are made by fujifilm. i used some tdk +r discs and they locked up every time upon verification. what are the best disks to use? if i use rw discs will they last as long?
also i don't really see why burining to the hardrive first would help becuase the it seems like the problem is happening during the write process to the disc. if i do burn to the hd first, do i then just copy the results to the dvdr or do i burn again to the disc.
thanks
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Quadratic
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23. February 2005 @ 05:34 |
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I always thought that dvd drives likke +R better (+R are slightly better than -R right?)
I guess it depends on burners. My dvd drive only burns +R, RW, R DL, and it works for all of my drives.
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