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  1. 7th May 2011 08:43 #1
    pepegot1
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    What would you use to erase a BD-RE disc? It looks like Imgburn might do it. Does Blu Ray erase work with Imgburn
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    nero or imgburn both jst as good even ashampoo 10
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    Use imgburn to re-write to. When it attempts to write, it will ask you to erase first.
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    You don't have to erase BD-RE at all, they support direct overwrite.

    ImgBurn's full erase (format) will make the drive perform its own erase on the media - with or without certification - and with or without spare areas (options can be configured in the settings). It'll then finish the job off properly by optionally zeroing all the sectors on the disc - something the drive's internal erase/format doesn't seem to do.
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