Cyclic Redundancy Check ??

Discussion in 'CD-R' started by mahbod, Dec 5, 2005.

  1. mahbod

    mahbod Guest

    I am fairly novice in the CDR arena and recently I burnt a few CDs with .JPEG and .AVI files. I get the CRC error when trying to copy and/or open these files. I am able to randomly get to these files, but for the most part I get the Cyclic Redundancy Check.

    Would any of you experts please recommend a solution or a path that I should follow in recovering my files. Your comments are highly appreciated.
     
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  2. Shoey

    Shoey Guest

    A CRC is a bad write. Burn the files again at low speed and use good quality media such as Taiyo Yuden(Sony% FujiFilm)<must say made in Japan or Verbatim. You can use Nero CD/DVD Speed and scan your burns to see what quality write your getting.
     
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  3. thedaz

    thedaz Guest

    CRC is a check that every frame of data sent from your drive (or any other data transfer) is correct. (simply) This is done by doing a calculation with the number of bits/bytes per frame and this is tagged to the end of frame data. So if the data has been duplicated say with a bit set to 1 instead of 0 the end of frame sum will not match when the calculation is run again on the same bits/bytes in the frame. Hence a CRC error.
     

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