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  1. Just had something weird happen with a DVD-R. I burned about 3.7 GB of data to it in several sessions over the last few weeks. Last time I looked all the data was there. Then when I went to get a file a few days ago, about 90% of the data was missing. I cried, I screamed, I MagicISO'd and tried a bunch of other data rescue apps - all to no avail. The data was gone.

    My burner is the primary master. On a whim I disconnected an empty secondary master drive bay from this chain, gave the IDE cable plug and socket for the burner a good spray with Cramolin de-oxidizer, rebooted and voila...my data was all back again! I've never seen this sort of behaviour before.

    I was beginning to find myself in the perilous position of not trusting my burner, the media etc. Needless to say I'm relieved.

    Just wanted to pass this on.
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    This is one of TWO things:

    #1 Blue bananas:
    https://www.videohelp.com/forum/viewtopic.php?p=1138868#1138868

    #2 Improperly using MULTISESSION.
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  3. I see what you're saying but I'm not sure that in this instance it applies.
    What makes you so certain it is one of the TWO things you mention?
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    Process of elimination. There's nothing else it could be. UNLESS you just have the wrong disc, or you really didn't burn the data like you thought.
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