Write Offset

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MigaMan
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Write Offset

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I don't really understand how write offsets apply to data discs to begin with so this may be a stupid question.

Is it possible to find the write offset of single track/data cds without a plextor (and how)?

And if a plextor is required, is there any tool that can do it without reading the entire disc?

I would like to include write offsets in my single track verifications but not if I have to wear out my plextor to do so.
Jackal
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Re: Write Offset

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/viewtopic.php?t=1252 … d-command/

This will give you the combined offset, so you'll have to subtract the read offset
MigaMan
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Re: Write Offset

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Thanks that works. I got the drive offset from the calculations in my dic logs and got the same results.

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Or worked, rather. This worn out plextor was only able to spin up one disc and now it's giving me 5 green blinks or 2 ambers every time Image Bad luck.

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update: got 2 more disc offsets today before it became pissy again Image
Last edited by MigaMan on Fri Oct 14, 2016 4:32 pm, edited 1 time in total.
F1ReB4LL
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Re: Write Offset

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MigaMan wrote:Is it possible to find the write offset of single track/data cds without a plextor (and how)?
With swapping - /viewtopic.php?p=20563#p20563
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