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Erik

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#273634
Topic
Rad (1986) (Released)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/273634/action/topic#273634
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Originally posted by: andy_k_250
What program are you using to do your project compiling/burning? It's kind of low-tech, but I've used PgcEdit every time with DL media and never had a problem. Nero supposedly throws the layer-split into a junky spot, which causes the disc to suck. Aren't I technical with the way I describe things?


I'm using Imgburn. The program says I cannot set the layer split with DVD-R DL media. Basically I made a iso image using the program, then burned the iso with the same program. This is my first time creating a DVD, so I don't know a lot about the process.
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#273034
Topic
Rad (1986) (Released)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/273034/action/topic#273034
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Originally posted by: The Starkiller
I think dual layer media is still a bit suspect at this point. I only use Verbatim DVD+R DL media and I have never had a problem. I can only suggest the obvious: update your burner's firmware, try different media, or burn at a slower speed. I hope you can work it out.


Hmm. Thanks for the advice. FWIW - The burner's firmware is current, and I burned at 4X. I'll try a DVD+R DL to see how that works. The DVD-R DL media that I used is Verbatim.

Erik
Post
#272972
Topic
Rad (1986) (Released)
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https://originaltrilogy.com/post/id/272972/action/topic#272972
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So I have a question to anyone that has burned the Dual Layer version.

I finally found some DVD-R DL media. Made one coaster, but the second try was successful. Popped it into my Oppo DVD player, and the movie came right up - Great. However, it appears that the video has some "stutter". The audio sounds great though.

Tried it on two different DVD players - same result. Try two different computer DVD drives - same result. Has anyone else seen this?

The source material seemed to play just fine FWIW.

Erik