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  1. 16th Feb 2005 14:07 #1
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    So I returned a spindle that wouldn't burn. I'm having the same problem w/ the replacement spindle. The Nero scans of the blank discs look like this:



    Did Amazon get a bad batch? Should I contact Verbatim before I try my Amazon return this time?

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  2. 16th Feb 2005 14:16 #2
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    Scans are great and all, but how does the player or computer handle the data. Life is more than scans.
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  3. 16th Feb 2005 14:30 #3
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    The burn halts early on...usually 3-7% in.
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    That's a write transfer scan, so at the 3GB point the drive is reducing the speed to 6x; not a good sign.
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    Drive in UDMA ?
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