Imgburn Miscompare

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Karri Pretty

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Aug 3, 2024, 4:33:51 PM8/3/24

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I have encountered "Verify errors" at times, and even posted here about them myself, and then they go away for dozens of burns at a time. So I assume the errors are glitches with the media, which for me have fortunately been rare, very rare indeed (and I use the "good" Verbatims most of the time i.e. not their Life Series discs).

You can try another tool e.g. Nero DiscSpeed to see if it reads your disc OK, and in this case it's a movie so you can play it and it's possibly (even likely) that it will play OK in which case you can just forget about the verify error.

Now we talk about miscompares, I want to comment something that has recently happened to me. I have not enclosed the logfile along with this message because my question is more related to other thing, although the miscompare message imgburn showed me made me realize about that problem.

However, when I tried to verify the ISO image with the original disc, I received a Miscompare error message as soon the process started. The thing is that I made a checksum analysis over the ISO file aftewards and it had a different CRC32 (I have previously copied the same disc in other computer using another drive, and there I obtained another CRC, although I was able to verify the original disc, with no problem at all)

Is the first time this happens to me. I cannot understand why, considering that everything went quite fine in the copy process (Sometimes to reading speed decreased almost reaching 0X, however, I never obtained any reading errors).

I just recently started burning using dvd+r disc. First attempt I used the write speed of 4x that my friend said to use and got a unreadable disc. Looked up help online and saw many people using 2.4x as there write speed so I tried that and it worked the next try. Upon trying to burn another disc I again tried the 2.4x but got the write speed miscompare error and it started writing at 4x which keeps giving me bad discs is there a way to stop it from automatically going to 4x speed so I can just keep it at 2.4x where it works?

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