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Napisany przez secretgarden
Yes, this kind of data is actually quite normal. I have a similar used drive where the empty tray cycle count is double the actual disc load count. The eject button on mine is already loose, so I can only assume the previous owner just enjoyed pressing it from time to time!
However, looking at your data, the BD write and read times are nearly symmetrical, meaning each write takes over an hour. This is common when burning BD-R DL discs at low speeds to prioritize quality (as far as I know, the 208DBK doesn't support BDXL on its original firmware). Furthermore, a verification process is usually run after the writing is complete, which explains why the read times are extended by the exact same amount.
I'm curious, where did you get this drive? Was the firmware already flashed when you received it? I strongly suspect your drive was pulled from a large-scale disc duplicator tower. In those setups, the drive trays are synchronized, which perfectly explains the unusually high number of idle cycles; the operator wouldn't necessarily load a blank disc into every single drive during every copy cycle.
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Got it used from amazon market place in June 2014, about a year old at the time. Considering that I burned plenty of discs with it, mostly single layer discs which - as I mentioned already - take about 15 minutes to write @ 6x speed, I still don't see that the data makes sense.
The duplicator story is possible though, then again I own it for more than 12 years now, still seems odd.
The firmware was flashed by me about 4 years ago in 2022, after I got BDRFlash.