Questiona dvd and drive and burn

[cloudff7]

1. Is it normal or abnormal for two MDisc DVD drives to be burned in the same drive using CDBurnerXP? The first disc burns and verifies in total 21 minutes. The second disc burns and verifies in total 27 minutes? 4x speed two discs


2. If the DVD SATA drive disconnects and immediately reconnects to the PC during the burning or Verify phase, will any error message be displayed by CDBurnerXP?


3. Is it normal for some DVDs to automatically open the Windows Explorer folder with the files when inserted into the drive, and for other discs, do you need to go to the D: drive and click to open the files?


4. Is it normal or abnormal for a badly burned MDisc DVD to not be recognized by the drive that burned it, but to be recognized as a blank disc by another drive, and to be recognized and show the files that were burned by a third DVD drive?

[jadburner]

Napisany przez cloudff7

1. Is it normal or abnormal for two MDisc DVD drives to be burned in the same drive using CDBurnerXP? The first disc burns and verifies in total 21 minutes. The second disc burns and verifies in total 27 minutes? 4x speed two discs


2. If the DVD SATA drive disconnects and immediately reconnects to the PC during the burning or Verify phase, will any error message be displayed by CDBurnerXP?


3. Is it normal for some DVDs to automatically open the Windows Explorer folder with the files when inserted into the drive, and for other discs, do you need to go to the D: drive and click to open the files?


4. Is it normal or abnormal for a badly burned MDisc DVD to not be recognized by the drive that burned it, but to be recognized as a blank disc by another drive, and to be recognized and show the files that were burned by a third DVD drive?

I don't use CDBurnerXP, so I can't answer your first two questions. For the third, yes it can be normal depending on how you have set up Autorun for different types of files on the discs. For the fourth question, not all drives recognize M-DISC DVDs, so it can be hit or miss as to whether the disc is recognized.