My LG DVD-ROM sometimes does this. The software picks up the TOC size of the disc from Windows and tries to read data that far into the medium. So, the OS reports 4.37GB but there is only 1.88GB of data, hence it simply stops when it reaches the end of the data on the disc. It seems to be a fault with XP and some DVD Drives - my writer never does this, but my DVD-ROM does - there must be something about some drives which Windows just doesn't like... 
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11-02-2005, 04:33
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