Ok blowing a gasket here sorry. The freaking question is to get an average, an idea, a general feeling....Man sometimes even easy things/questions turn out to be to difficult for some.....I'm glad i'm not buying a car with some of you...
I burn everything at 8x on a Pioneer 108
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None. I always verify my personal discs and master discs. Only use MXL and MCC, but still verify anyway. It's fine 99%+ of the time.
Only dupes (because they are EASILY replaced) get spot checks. For that, TDK, MCC, MXL, TY, etc... all good. Tend to (usually) get less errors on MCC. I did have a bad spindle here recently that pissed me off, but oh well, just scanned them all, took 2 days.Want my help? Ask here! (not via PM!)
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you guys that verify everything ... can you share what program you use... and time it takes to verify each disk?
I passed on verifying because it took me too long ... but maybe there is a fast 30sec/1min method. In which case , I wouldn't mind verifying. -
Burning speed that you TRUST without checking disk
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I have bumped some time ago with discs that even tough they said TYG02 8X, when I wrote them at 4X *because the write strategy was set at 4X*, they still showed errors. (They resulted to be fakes )
What I do now is that I just buy good media from reliable stores, I buy a small pack of a determined kind of DVD (in example right now I'm with TYG01 4X Silver top) and I burn like 20 of them and analyze them in any way I can (speed reading tests, surface scan tests).
If the results are good for them -no errors, no bad sectors, no unexpected slow/stops while reading-, then I purchase a large quantity of the very same discs, knowing that I can write them at the determined speed without worries. So far this method has worked for me.
Once in a while I pick randomly one of the burns and run a single test on it, just to be sure. Have not found anything since then.1f U c4n r34d 7h1s, U r34lly n33d 2 g3t l41d!!!
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