Yeah it's a "home build slapped together from parts laying around temp custom" haha, just buying slowly from tigerdirect.com until I have all of the parts for my monster! ๐ But Yeah It passed... Like I knew it would...
Customer Name: Brent ----
Address:
WA
Phone Number: 360626----
EMail Address: findalefinnie@yahoo.com
[12/19/2006 04:59:50 AM] 1 log - 702 MB Blank CD-R
[12/19/2006 04:59:50 AM] 1 log - Media ID: 97.26.66
[12/19/2006 04:59:50 AM] 1 log - Testing drive: SONY CD-RW CRX140E (1.0n)
[12/19/2006 04:59:50 AM] 1 log - Begining Test
[12/19/2006 04:59:50 AM] 1 log - Begining CD Write
[12/19/2006 05:00:03 AM] 1 log - 32768 bytes written to track (16 sectors)
[12/19/2006 05:00:08 AM] 1 log - Adjusting track 02 start from 6144 to 6296
[12/19/2006 05:00:08 AM] 1 log - Adjusting track 03 start from 173780 to 174084
[12/19/2006 05:00:17 AM] 1 log - 32768 bytes written to track (16 sectors)
[12/19/2006 05:00:22 AM] 1 log - Adjusting track 04 start from 179924 to 180380
[12/19/2006 05:00:22 AM] 1 log - Adjusting track 05 start from 347561 to 348169
[12/19/2006 05:00:32 AM] 1 log - 32768 bytes written to track (16 sectors)
[12/19/2006 05:00:36 AM] 1 log - CD Write complete
[12/19/2006 05:00:36 AM] 1 log - Begining data verification
[12/19/2006 05:02:02 AM] 1 log - Data verification complete
I really don't think it was coincidence that only after the iTunes update it started to fail (only with iTunes). Like I said, I've been burning CD's with iTunes for years without any problems and I have always had it set for "Write at maximum speed possible" or whatever.. Oh well now that I've wasted around five CD-Rs I guess it wouldn't hurt to see if lowering the write speed will help as it did with a few other people... I'm setting it to 8x. I'll let you know it that worked for me.
