Burn DVD-A backup disk

[izhd]

So let's say I have couple ISO images of my DVD-A, the disks got scratched and I want to burn those backup images to enjoy in my Genesis. Did anyone tried that before, and if did, are there any recommendations about disks to use (DVD+R, DVD-R, double-layer) and software?

 

[QCTLG]

I have over 100 DVD-A's and SACD (ISO's) backups that I have burnt on to DVD's and they all work great in the Genesis.

I ONLY use Imgburn to burn ISO's.
I have used Verbatim, Memorex and buy DVD+R and DL.

Do it I doubt you'll have any problems.

PS. No I did not purchase any DVD-A's nor did I purchase any SACD (if you know what I mean)

 

[izhd]

I have over 100 DVD-A's and SACD (ISO's) backups that I have burnt on to DVD's and they all work great in the Genesis.

I ONLY use Imgburn to burn ISO's.
I have used Verbatim, Memorex and buy DVD+R and DL.

Do it I doubt you'll have any problems.

PS. No I did not purchase any DVD-A's nor did I purchase any SACD (if you know what I mean)

Thanks, I will try Imgburn. My first attempt with Power ISO failed - Genny shows "Disk error", for DL and DVD+R
P.S. On many forums any reference to ISO images should come together with mentioning of backup from purchased disks, otherwise posts get deleted as "piracy related"

 

[Junkie49]

Thanks, I will try Imgburn. My first attempt with Power ISO failed - Genny shows "Disk error", for DL and DVD+R
P.S. On many forums any reference to ISO images should come together with mentioning of backup from purchased disks, otherwise posts get deleted as "piracy related"

Well, first of all make sure your drive can burn the DL dvd and blank DVD can do Dual Layer(thats what you are saying on the quoted line right? DL).

Second, if burning failed. I am guessing you MAXed out the burning speed. Lower it like 8x, 4x or hell 2x. It will take longer but will have lesser chance to fail.

Third, trash away the failed ones. Unless you have DVD-writable, it is now junk!

 

[izhd]

Well, first of all make sure your drive can burn the DL dvd and blank DVD can do Dual Layer(thats what you are saying on the quoted line right? DL).

Second, if burning failed. I am guessing you MAXed out the burning speed. Lower it like 8x, 4x or hell 2x. It will take longer but will have lesser chance to fail.

Third, trash away the failed ones. Unless you have DVD-writable, it is now junk!

Pretty expensive junk I should say (Dual-layer)