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When Do I Turn Off The Burner And Cheese Verification Is Implemented
When Do I Turn Off The Burner And Cheese Series Of Reads

It then makes sure that the API calls READDISCINFO and READTRACKINFO succeed against the new disc.

Note that the comparison is against the disc image in RAM, not the source media itself, so if the source data did not read correctly, it will be written incorrectly.

When Do I Turn Off The Burner And Cheese Verification Is Implemented

If that is how a verification is implemented, then you will be able to see the drive-LED flash for a while, then the CDDVD-LED flash for a while.

In this case, you will see the LEDs of the two drives alternating back and forth.

When Do I Turn Off The Burner And Cheese Series Of Reads

But you can still see it with something like ProcessMonitor because it will log a series of reads from one, then the other either in a single, big burst or alternating, small bursts.

Obviously this is a critical step because if the verification is done from cache, then it does not represent what is actually on the disc, so corruption can easily slip through.

If you manually do a simple comparison (i.e.

WinDiff, WinMerge, or by hashing them with a hashing tool), you will notice that the comparison happens much faster than expected because it is reading the files from memory cache.

For optical drives (and other removable media like flash-drives and memory-cards), simply ejecting the drive is enough to flush the cache, but for hard-drives, it is not nearly as simple (though usually that does not matter because the new copy is the one you want to test).

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When Do I Turn Off The Burner For Mac And Cheese