Question Question DVD Sata drive and mdisc dvd

[cloudff7ps1]

Is it normal for a badly recorded DVD mdisc on the Lite-On iHAS122-14 FU drive (currently firmware EL06) that it was recorded to no longer be recognized after recording, on another ASUS drive from 2016/2017 to be recognized as an empty disc and on the more modern ASUS 24x Drw-24f1mt DVD drive it to be recognized and the files that were recorded on that DVD m-disc to be shown appears files?

 

[USAFRet]

A "badly recorded DVD" may well not show up properly on a different optical drive.
Not unusual at all.

 

[cloudff7ps1]

Would it be correct for it not to be recognized by the 3 drives?

 

[USAFRet]

Would it be correct for it not to be recognized by the 3 drives?

Possible, yes.

 

[cloudff7ps1]

Why is there a difference in reading between the 3 drives and why did the drive that burned the mdisc not recognize the disc after burning?

 

[USAFRet]

Why is there a difference in reading between the 3 drives and why did the drive that burned the mdisc not recognize the disc after burning?

I'm guessing "badly recorded DVD" is the problem here.

 

[cloudff7ps1]

In cdburnerxp, if the DVD drive disconnects and then reconnects to the PC during the burn or during the test, will any error message be displayed after the burn, such as the burn was corrupted?

I use a USB SATA adapter + power supply + Asus DVD drive and cdburner xp. I burned several MDiscs, some of them 100%, the burn is 100%, and the test is 100%. Another MDisc burned 100% during the test, the drive disconnected and the test stopped at 30%. I copied the files to the PC and tested them with Winrar, without any errors.