I burn DVD disc in 18x speed, but ...

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  1. cuteee

    cuteee MDL Guru

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    #1 cuteee, Feb 25, 2013
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    on the DVD disc written : 16x. Is it OK ? (The buffer slow down several times, but the burn succeed - I got a message)
     
  2. redroad

    redroad MDL Guru

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    #2 redroad, Feb 25, 2013
    What burning software did you use? Your burn software should have something like "Verify data after burning" if that was checked you should be good to go
     
  3. cuteee

    cuteee MDL Guru

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    #3 cuteee, Feb 25, 2013 (OP)
    Nero. I didn't do verify.
     
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    redroad MDL Guru

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  5. 35rem

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    #5 35rem, Feb 25, 2013
    I like to use nero discspeed to check a burned disk.
    another one I liked was called K-Probe but havent used it in a couple years
     
  6. Kamar

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    #6 Kamar, Mar 11, 2013
    Try to burn at slow speeds at x4, x5 . It will take little more time , but burned disks will be more reliable , that was advised at Doom.org years ago, and that's what I do.
     
  7. urie

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    #7 urie, Mar 11, 2013
    I normally burn at half the recommended disk speed i,e, x16 speed DVD burn at x8 speed, especially on dvd video disks.