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DVD Decrypter Copy error: Invalid address for write

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by akira007, Jun 22, 2005.

  1. akira007

    akira007 Member

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    Error shows up at 46% complete using DVD Decrypter
    I/O ERROR
    Device: (1:1:0) rioneer dvd-rw dvr-108 1.2(h)(ata)
    ScsiStatus:0x02
    Interpretation: Check Condition
    CDB: 2A 00 00 0F A3 20 00 00 20 00
    Interpretation: Write (10) – Sectors: 1024800-1024831
    Sense area: 70 00 05 00 00 00 00 0E 00 00 00 00 21 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00
    Interpretation: Invalid address for write

    E 07:29:31 Failed to Write Sectors 1024992 - 1025023 - Invalid Address For Write

    I'm using the Sony -R and have been for months, this just started a few days ago, any clues?????
     
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  3. ScubaPete

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    Hi akira007, welcome to aD,

    A little information on an I/O error:

    An I/O error deals with a disc 99% of the time and the other 1% of the time it is from the drive itself.
    An I/O error is usually received when attempting to burn to a crappy piece of media. Using a decent quality media will eliminate this error. An I/O error can also be seen when trying to rip a damaged or faulty OR a downright dirty or scratched DVD disc. Clean the disc, attempt to recover the disc using CDCheck.

    http://www.elpros.si/CDCheck/

    Finally, if indeed it comes from your drive, sometimes just a laser lens cleaning with either canned air OR a Laser cleaning disc will solve the problem. All that said and done, you may have to check the burner / DVD ROM in another machine to sea if it is at fault. Very rare BUT possible.

    Lets address your media,
    Always use a decent grade media. I suggest something like those discs made by Taiyo Yuden, Ritek, Mitsubishii or RICOH. Unfortunately they are also the discs most plagued by pirate Mfgrs. and for that reason I like dealing with Mertline, Supermediastore OR Newegg who have a great return policy on their products.
    I have had great luck with Sony, Phillips, TDK, HP, Maxell +R (not the -R, they cannot be trusted), Fuji +R are fine But -R are not, Ritek, RiData, Verbatim DataLife and, Verbatim DataLife Plus discs are dependable and their prices are extremely reasonable. As a passing note, when buying Verbatim's, they come with a lifetime warrantee. Return them with your sales slip OR register receipt and a new one will be shipped to replace it.

    I hope that has been of some help,

    Cheers,

    Pete
     
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    Thanks for info, unfortunately all I have is Sony -R right now, I'll try cleaning the drive since I've never done it before. If that doesnt work I'll try different disk. Thanks
     
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    akira007,

    Let's not worry about discs then, Sony is a fine media, Stick with it, BUT, just in case it's 1 "Dodgie" disc, try a second disc. Though I've never heard of a bad discs from Sony, experience teaches us that anything is possible :)

    Pete

     
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    I agree I had a spindle of Ritek Ridata branded(back when ritek was considered top of the line) and I suddenly started getting power calibration errors.I wound up having to burn the last 10 or so at a slower speed.So even the good stuff can be bad at times. :)
     

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