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  1. Had a couple of dvd's that when finished burning in toast told me not all sectors were verified, please check dvd thoroughly.

    Is this message a cause for alarm?

    I can play dvd in dvd player and have selected a couple of different episodes and all seems fine.
    Could it be I reading from an external firewire cd rom connected to my G4 and burning at a rate too fast for the dvd-108 to keep up? Or would it fail all together if it couldn't keep up with the burn?

    Thanks again for all the valuable info!
    Brian
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    Just do a quick check of the DVD, if you have time play the whole thing. Usually it's a false alarm, some types of media will fail verification more than others. I used to get verification failures virtually every burn with Ritek G03s (but the discs always played perfectly in my DVD player).
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    I get verification errors when I sloppily handle a blank DVD and put a big ass finger print on the burning surface. The burn will complete but verification returns an error. The disc will play fine up until the fingerprint. grrrr
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  4. I use Ritek G04s and have never had a verification failure.

    When I did have them, it was from Maxells and my drive was bad... (Though I still avoid the heck out of the Maxells)
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  5. I have had a few bad sector reports during verification.
    Highly unusual with Verbatim. With a couple of +RW discs I erased them and used again with no problem. Once had 25 out of 50 TDK-R fail verification and quite a few Fugi-R do the same. I use Taiyo Yuden-R now.Occasionally Verbatim +rDL. Question:are there any Toast 7 settings that are incompatible-Should verify data, simulation mode and buffer underrun prevention all be checked. What is the best combo or solo. could this affect bad sector reports?
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  6. On the few occasions that this has happened to me I've always just used Toast's Compare feature (option-C) to see where the errors have occurred. If the errors are merely in some lame-o extra feature or whatever I rarely bother reburning.
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  7. thanks ffookey.
    Most of the time I am burning movie only.
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    I've gotten the verification failure a few times. My test is to right click on the mounted DVD and select copy, then paste it into a partition. This will attempt to copy the DVD to the Hard Drive. If the Copy fails (usually blamed on a Disc error), then that means that if I ever wanted to duplicate the DVD it would also fail. I trash it and try again.
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    Slip of the tongue there Tugboat? Some of the nosier folks on this forum might ask why not just duplicate the original - I however am not one of them
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    A Backup is a Backup. A Backup that can't be duplicated is not a Backup. No matter what kinda slimy things are crawlin' around inside yer head
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