Tag: verify

Please help with the following K3B burn problem. Recently I have been trying to write .iso images as a data project to DVD using K3b but the DVDs often end up corrupt or unreadable.

The burn session always comes out successful but the read verification seems to fail every other time I create a DVD. The error says something like:

“Error reading sector…” and whatever number etc.

When testing DVDs that fail the verification, it usually turns out that the last track on the disc can’t be copied to the desktop and results in an error message like:

“Error splicing file input/output” or something like that.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any answers online and I would like to avoid wasting time and DVDs every other time I burn a DVD. I don’t know how to stop these corrupt burns from happening in the future. Any help to resolve this issue would be appreciated. Thank you.

Please help with the following K3B burn problem. Recently I have been trying to write .iso images as a data project to DVD using K3b but the DVDs often end up corrupt or unreadable.

The burn session always comes out successful but the read verification seems to fail every other time I create a DVD. The error says something like:

“Error reading sector…” and whatever number etc.

When testing DVDs that fail the verification, it usually turns out that the last track on the disc can’t be copied to the desktop and results in an error message like:

“Error splicing file input/output” or something like that.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any answers online and I would like to avoid wasting time and DVDs every other time I burn a DVD. I don’t know how to stop these corrupt burns from happening in the future. Any help to resolve this issue would be appreciated. Thank you.

Please help with the following K3B burn problem. Recently I have been trying to write .iso images as a data project to DVD using K3b but the DVDs often end up corrupt or unreadable.

The burn session always comes out successful but the read verification seems to fail every other time I create a DVD. The error says something like:

“Error reading sector…” and whatever number etc.

When testing DVDs that fail the verification, it usually turns out that the last track on the disc can’t be copied to the desktop and results in an error message like:

“Error splicing file input/output” or something like that.

Unfortunately, I couldn’t find any answers online and I would like to avoid wasting time and DVDs every other time I burn a DVD. I don’t know how to stop these corrupt burns from happening in the future. Any help to resolve this issue would be appreciated. Thank you.