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02-09-2007, 12:55 PM
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Wii and DRE.
I've been receiving DREs now and I believe others have too. They only seem to occur during idle.
I'm using Imgburn, Pioneer 110d and Riteks. Burned at 4x.
What are your experiences, anyone spotted a pot that could be adjusted?
I've found that you can eject and reinsert the disc with many backups and continue to play ok.
Able to mod and repair your console in the Bucks/Berks area. - 360 iXtreme 1.2c Samsung Drive
- Wii Wiinja Deluxe(socketed)
- XBOX 1.4 200GB HDD X3/XCP/X3IR
- NDS Lite R4 2GB Kingston Micro SD
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02-09-2007, 01:46 PM
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02-09-2007, 01:59 PM
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Originally Posted by shackrock
what is a DRE?
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Disk Read Error
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02-09-2007, 04:22 PM
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try to use VERBATIMS.
I got dre's on xbox360 using those cheap ritek crap. Pay the extra 5euro and get quality!
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02-09-2007, 04:27 PM
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Originally Posted by ammmmn
try to use VERBATIMS.
I got dre's on xbox360 using those cheap ritek crap. Pay the extra 5euro and get quality!
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Typically Riteks are known to be good quality discs, their dye highly regarded and were a god send on GC. I may have to try a Verbatim disc however, as I agree, the brand is perfect on the 360.
Able to mod and repair your console in the Bucks/Berks area. - 360 iXtreme 1.2c Samsung Drive
- Wii Wiinja Deluxe(socketed)
- XBOX 1.4 200GB HDD X3/XCP/X3IR
- NDS Lite R4 2GB Kingston Micro SD
- PSP 3.x M33 4GB Official Sandisk Memory Stick
- PSP S&L 3.x M33 4GB Official Sandisk Memory Stick
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02-10-2007, 04:18 AM
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Originally Posted by Craigsblackie
Typically Riteks are known to be good quality discs, their dye highly regarded and were a god send on GC. I may have to try a Verbatim disc however, as I agree, the brand is perfect on the 360.
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Quite a few verbs are actually ritek manufactured. Riteks are good quality disks.
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02-10-2007, 05:09 AM
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Originally Posted by pal
Quite a few verbs are actually ritek manufactured. Riteks are good quality disks.
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ritek arent as good as you think infact ritek are known to have dodgy batches which could render more then half of your set useless.
immature fanboys have forever ruined the sanctity of a friendly message board
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02-10-2007, 10:32 AM
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If you want Quality burns that you have no DRE's with use Verbatim Media with a MediaID that starts with MCC XXXXXX or Taiyo Yuden media with a MediaID that starts with YUDENXXXXXX
If you use good media and burn at 4x all your burns will work great with no dreaded DRE
LonG
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02-10-2007, 04:26 PM
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For Wii games, I get DRE's when using Fujifilm DVD-R's burnt at 16x.. I get no DREs when using TDK DVD-R's burnt at 16x. When I use the fujifilm DVD-Rs for GC games i get no DREs.
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02-10-2007, 05:25 PM
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Some guy on Wiinewz site says laying his Wii flat solved his DRE issues.
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02-10-2007, 06:16 PM
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Originally Posted by Bernhardsen
For Wii games, I get DRE's when using Fujifilm DVD-R's burnt at 16x.. I get no DREs when using TDK DVD-R's burnt at 16x. When I use the fujifilm DVD-Rs for GC games i get no DREs.
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better burn it at 4x speeds. I mean better wait the extra 2 mins than have another coaster
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