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  1. Could anybody tell me the quality of these discs: DVD+R data

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  2. Please help. i'm not sure if the burn quality is good or otherwise.
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  3. All that shows is burn speed. It doesn't tell how good or bad the burn was.
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  4. No it shows the playback speed. The curve is more jagged than I like to see but it might be your system, not the DVD. The graph shows that that drive is having no problems reading the disc. I posted a graph of a really bad disc a while back:

    https://forum.videohelp.com/topic350488.html#1845338
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  5. Mod Neophyte redwudz's Avatar
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    Someone else may be able to give you an interpretation, but here's a scan I just did of some Taiyo Yuden 16X economy media. I believe I used ImgBurn to burn it and a Benq 1640 burner.

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  6. If I have a lot of hard drive activity going on while performing the scan I get a little noise like in avextraxjp's graph. Just a few bumps.

    avextraxjp, on a mediocre burn the graph will start to drop down after the ~4 GB mark. The graph I linked to above is a total disaster.
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  7. Apart from the burn speed test posted above, I've conducted a Scan disc test which it scored a 100
    I'll try to do another test without tasks running in the background.

    On another issue, Why am I not able to run a Nero Disc Quality test on this particular brand of DVD+R?
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    It won't run on certain brands of drives.
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  9. Pioneer drives aren't considered reliable for scans anyway. If you use quality discs in a good burner, you shouldn't have to worry about burn quality. I never scan discs and never have playback problems.
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