Hello,
thanks for your feedback, can you please provide provide the SR-Number (it is not the CD-KEY!!) that can be found in the about box of P2Go?

thanks
Michael Technical Support

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Power2Go Help --> About --> CDS090901-01 (bundled Blu-ray Disc Suite) registered about 2 years now.
BUFFALO Serial-No. 15542700206174 BR-X816U2-EU

I have burnt several Memorex BD-Rs and TDK BD-Rs with success and have been using Sony's DVD+RW and TDK's DVD+RW for years and never had any issue or problems.

I will try to burn a Memorex or a Sony BD-RE next time.

#EDIT#

This was the first and last time I initialized a BD-RE using ImgBurn. I only used it 'cause of the excessive verbosity. I was simply curious about what happens to a BD-RE when it is being formatted.

I don't know whether Packet or DAO or TAO or SAO is the way to go.

I just think, in my humble opinion, that P2Go could be a bit more verbose in the process of doing things or at least have a "Basic/Advanced" display pane option while it is burning disks. Just a thought...

So today I quickly erased the (faulty?) TDK BD-RE on P2Go and recorded successfully 19.2 GB of data (20,645,359,616 bytes on disk). I'm now afraid that if I ever need to burn more than 20 GBs on the same TDK media, it will just fail like before.

Log:

C:\Program Files (x86)\CyberLink\Power2Go\Power2Go.exe : Version 6.0.0.3311
CBS.dll : Version 7.7.4511

==================================================================

Total physical memory : 4095MB (4193512KB)
Free physical memory : 2616MB (2679588KB)
Memory load : 36 percent

Number of CPU : 4
CPU Name : Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q9400 @ 2.66GHz
CPU Speed : 2666 MHz

==================================================================

29.10.2011
Task Type : Data Disc

15:36:52, File(cl_DVDData.cpp), Line(193)
-> Begin burning process
Current drive: <F: HL-DT-ST BD-RE BH10NS30 EL00>
Current writing speed(x): 2.3
====== Disc Info =======
Disc Type: BD-RE
Disc Status: Blank, Appendable
Num. of Sessions: 1 Num. of Tracks: 1
Disc Capacity: 12088320LBs
Free Size: 12088320LBs Used Size: 0LBs
========================
Burn option: w/ buffer underrun protection
Burn option: w/o simulation
Burn option: w/o close disc
Burn option: w/o verify disc
FS type: UDF_200
Burn mode: PACKET_INC

15:36:52, file(cl_DVDData.cpp), line(3387)
-> Begin new track: 1

15:36:52, file(cl_DVDData.cpp), line(3418)
-> Write data
Last write LBA: 10081600

16:48:52, file(cl_DVDData.cpp), line(3524)
-> Update 2nd AVDP

16:48:53, file(cl_DVDData.cpp), line(3551)
-> End new track

16:48:53, file(cl_DVDData.cpp), line(3561)
-> Close disc

16:48:53, File(cl_DVDData.cpp), Line(307)
-> End burning process

Hi,

could you please help to provide Bustrace log file?

http://update.cyberlink.com/ftpdload/cs/Guide/busTRACE_log_ENU.mht

thanks
Michael Technical Support

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In order to provide the busTRACE log and to reproduce this exact error I would need to re-burn the same data, which is no longer available. I split it in 20 GB on the TDK BD-RE, and the rest on a Sony DVD-R, both now archived and the source erased.

What I can say is that the TDK's BD-RE was successfully initialized in a Vista x86 machine, but started giving errors about 88%, 89% of the process, in the same OS, first with ImgBurn 2.5.5.0 and then with P2Go 6.0.0.3311. The last successful burn (19,2 GB) was in Windows 7 x64 with P2Go 6.0.0.3311.

The (faulty?) TDK BD-RE will no longer be used (as I read that damaged sectors can no longer be recovered by formatting), and I will now purchase a Memorex BD-RE or a Sony BD-RE and will use P2Go (for data) and PowerProducer (for images) as the only burning software. I will keep buying TDK BD-Rs though; I just wanted to post my experience with the TDK BD-RE.

Thank you so much for your kind help.