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  1. 23rd Aug 2004 15:47 #1
    trickyman
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    What software can you use to scan a DVD -/+ R for errors after it's been burned?
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    I always run my burns through Nero CD-DVD Speed --

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    Kprobe if you have a LiteOn drive
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    I been using DVD Info Pro, or what its called when its the free Ad-based version, its will stop working after some time to force you to update. Now i burn everything with DVD Decrypter and keep the verify option checked.
    The "problem" with DVD Decrypter would be that it burns only images, but its no problem to make images and it doesnt take long using mkisofs based apps. So for Video images i use IMGTools classic and for data images i use burnatonce (i never burn DVDs with burnatonce, just image creation). DVD InfoPro can keep their ads for me.
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