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24-04-2002, 14:26
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If PrimoDVD reports a successful copy from a known working source, then the DVD-R is ok unless it's the crappiest media.
So assuming the chip you are using is OK (like it worked before) then suspect your laser. First step is to clean it with a CD Lens Cleaner (a flail disk). If no good, do it again. If no good, recalibrate the DVD laser setting (www.infofree.org - you do this at your own risk). If no good, replace the laser. If your chip is a NEO2.2 ensure that Pin 2 is strapped to a capcitor to prevent its 5 v frying the 3.3 v laser circuit.
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