Questions about burned 50GB quality

[hoxlund]

So I have a few burned movies on 50GB bd-r discs and noticed a couple are now garbage. Like they don't play back anymore. I know awesome right, they weren't exactly cheap. I think I spent around $10 a disc on them at the time.

Question is, is there a program that can read back the disc like cd-dvd speed scandisc feature that will work with burned bluray discs.

I've got about 20 of these burned with straight 1:1 bluray movies and want to check my other discs to make sure there ok.

The media id for these are TDKBLDRFB

There maxell bd-r dl inkjet printable

http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/7 ... table.html

[hoxlund]

nvm im a dumbass, didn't have the correct drive selected in the dropdown.

But I have another question. does the scandisc catch errors in the burn to where it would cause problems in the playback?

[hoxlund]

ok so far im at 5 discs that have bad sectors. reading them back to iso format with imgburn. I get "Failed to read sectors xxxxxx through xxxxx Reason: Illegal Mode for this Track

Lotsa money going right down the drain

[Ian]

What drive are you using to read them back?

[hoxlund]

LG WH12LS30 - the problem disks also have troubles skipping ahead and playback in my PS4 as well though

[hoxlund]

The count so far is 17 good ones and 11 bad ones, rougly $8-$10 a disc equals tons of money just thrown away

[hoxlund]

bought 5 of these and going to test them out - http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... OU:US:1123

[Ian]

bought 5 of these and going to test them out - http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... OU:US:1123

Aren't those going to be the same media ID (TDKBLDRFB)? Then again, Maxell quality has not always been the best.

[hoxlund]

we'll see when they get in, i finished reading all my burned bd-r dl. 7 maxell's bad, 1 verbatim bad, 3 tdks bad.

2 tdks good, 1 verbatim good, 1 memorex good, 17 maxells good.