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blu ray duplicator performance?
Hi, is this the correct department to ask this?
I authored a blu-ray disc in Encore 5.1, burned to disc using Toast 11 on a Lite-On burner, 4x no name media. Verified okay by Toast.
I built a blu-ray duplicator tower consisting of Acard 5207B controller, five Pioneer BDR-209 burners and a SATA hard drive for storage.
Loaded master blu-ray disc into hard drive of duplicator. Loaded okay. Compared okay. Prescans okay.
Using no-name 4x BD-R media, only one good disc is burned out of five, but usually no good discs out of five. Burning just two or one discs at a time does nothing for reliability, usually making bad discs.
I can try 4x or 2x speed, the burn might or might not go continuous and usually all discs verify bad.
I switched to 6x Ritek BD-R discs with the same result, producing perhaps one good disc out of ten no matter the burn speed, 2x, 4x or 6x.
The Ritek discs burn without interruption and the burn area looks great; however, they all fail verification. I tried verifying just one disc at a time and they still fail. I did a prescan on some of the discs as if I would use them as a master for duplication and the prescan kicks the disc out as defective.
I played a couple of the discs all of the way through on a Panasonic blu-ray player and the discs played okay; however, I don’t like sending out discs which have some kind of verify failure.
What kind of equipment are you using? What kind of media? What speeds? What results? What is wrong?
Thanks for any comments on this.