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On Tue, 27 Sep 2016 19:42:34 +0100, "|--Spike=-"
<|--Spike=-@Home.Co.UK> wrote:
>On Tue, 27 Sep 2016 17:51:13 GMT, RIB <rib@rack.com> wrote:
>
>>In reply to "|--Spike=-" who wrote the following:
>>
>>> > If you every get round to upgrading the drives I can highly recommend an SSD
>>> > drive for "C" and any drive you play games off. Mine goes like 'sh** off a
>>> > shovel'. Hope the upgrades solve that irritating problem that's been bugging
>>> > you
>>> > all this time.
>>> >
>>> > Later,
>>> >
>>> > RIB.
>>> ===================================================
>>> Thanks for the tip, I will make a point of buying Only SSD.
>>>
>>> Still getting write errors with the BluRay drive but it seems to work
>>> after a couple of attempts at starting to burn :s
>>>
>>> Have turned 'finalize disc' off (in Nero Portable) to save on the
>>> coasters... I suppose I should look-up what I have actually turned off
>>> and IF it should really be left switched on ! <g>
>>
>>-------------------------------------
>>
>>Finalizing a disc just stops you being able to write more data to it. Some early
>>DVD players wouldn't play if a disc wasn't finalized but it's generally not an
>>issue these days. The setting shouldn't cause disc failures though.
>>
>>Have you given Imgburn a go? It's easily my favourite burning software and
>>supports bluray burning and best of all - it's free.
>>
>>RIB.
>=======================================================
>I turned 'finalize' off because it would attempt to write... fail and
>then finalize the disc anyway... so ending up as a coaster. It started
>costing a lot of money just to tweak Nero and try changing setting
>hoping to get it working.
>I thought that's what it actually did (close the disc for writing) but
>not sure about filling the disc and then putting it away without it
>ever being finalized. Just hope that it doesn't matter :)
>
>I will try IMGBurn if Nero carries on giving me problems, think I have
>used it before when Nero wasn't compatible with the windows version I
>was using.
>
>*********************************************************
>* 'There are only 10 types of people in the world... those *
>* who understand Binary... and those who dont' *
>*********************************************************
I'm curious what the advantage is of using disc storage over portable
hard drives. I've been storing and playing vids on HP and WD portable
hard drives for 5 or so years. My first was 500GB ( BR discs are
200G?) and my largest is 2TB, none of which i ever had problems with,
even when reorganizing files from one to another, deleting large
quantities of files then adding more. I have a laptop with a decent
media player loaded on it hooked to my TV to watch the vids and never
have problems. It seems to me the disc storage is a noisey and
troublesome way of doing it. Am I missing something?
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