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  1. 22nd Aug 2004 15:22 #1
    DVDDave
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    i do not know how to tell if this shot means a good burn or a bad one. any ideas???

    thanks--dave

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  2. 22nd Aug 2004 15:48 #2
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  3. 22nd Aug 2004 17:17 #3
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    thanks smurf!!!!
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  4. 22nd Aug 2004 17:24 #4
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    Looks good. Since you have DVDInfoPro installed already, run the read error test as well (the magnifying glass).

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  5. 22nd Aug 2004 18:13 #5
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    i always run the read error test. i was having a problem with no errors but messed up discs. i think i have it fixed!!

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