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nEED HELP WITH ERROS ON DVD X COPY GOLD

Discussion in 'DVDR' started by hamfest, Jan 4, 2005.

  1. hamfest

    hamfest Guest

    Hello all and thank you in advance

    I have just gotten my 1st dvd burner from zipzoomfly
    its a 8x dvd cdr dealy,works great on cd`s and cdr`s

    Well installed and activated dvd x copy gold (old version) and after it reads the dvd and asks for a writable dvd a few mins go by and i get:

    "write operation was not successful.
    Optimum Laser Power Calibration Failed
    Driver error code=02037303h
    Optical Power Calibration error"

    Can any of you help me here????
     
  2. Nephilim

    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    Moved to appropriate forum.

    Power calibration errors are usually caused by low quality media. What brand/type media are you using? Have you updated the firmware for the drive?
     
  3. hamfest

    hamfest Guest

    hello and thank you for getting back to me ......

    Here is the brand of Burner i got

    Artec VOM-12E48X 12x4x12x Internal DVD±RW Dual Drive

    the dvd i was trying to use were 5 blanks that came with the drive...What brand do you recommend i use ?
    Il`l go to the store and get some asap !
     
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    Nephilim Moderator Staff Member

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    Good ones to get at a retail store are Verbatim Metal AZO, Maxell and TDK, all in -R format.

    Did you update the firmware? Firmware helps media recognition and burn performace so I'd try Artec's site first and if there's nothing there you can try here:


    http://forum.rpc1.org/portal.php
     
  5. hamfest

    hamfest Guest

    thanks pals, i got a sleeve of maxell DVD+R 8X 4.7gb media and all went smoothly

    Dont know why but it used 2 disks ?

    just gotta get the Xcopy down pat i imagine

    why do you recommend -R media ??? any reason ?
     
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    I haven't used XCopy in a dog's age but I know it'll split a large movie over two discs. I know the later versions will compress but I can't really remember.

    I recommended -R simply because I knew what the media code would be. I haven't used any of the +R from those makers so I wasn't sure what media code would be and whether it was any good or not.

    Here's a link to our XCopy forums for more info:

    http://dvdxcopy.afterdawn.com/


    Happy burning and don't be a stranger :)
     

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