Wich software is good to test if a CD/DVD has all sector good?
Robert
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Re: Media Test
I use a program called DVDInfo Pro. http://www.dvdinfopro.com/
I'm told Nero can do something similar as well.
I'm told Nero can do something similar as well.
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Re: Media Test
I use the Plextools that came with my Plextor Toaster. It gives a pretty good indication on the quality of the burn in general. It tests for bad sectors, accuracy of the burn, a read test (how easy/hard is it for the drive to actually read the whole disc through) and a whole range of other tests that give information on the various aspects of a burn.
The thing is, it only works with Plextor drives, so.
The thing is, it only works with Plextor drives, so.
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