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Project: Intentionally Defective DVDs (ft. LabelFlash) & Quality Scanning Doubts

Project: Intentionally Defective DVDs (ft. LabelFlash) & Quality Scanning Doubts

Most of the time, a lot of effort is spent trying to get the best quality burns possible from a given combination of optical disc and potential candidate drives. But sometimes, producing intentionally defective discs may be useful in order to demonstrate error correction capabilities of drives. For this purpose, “test” discs with “calibrated” defects were available (at a price) – the most common in my experience would be the Almedio Japan ABEX T…Read Article

Project: Socket AM4 End-of-Life Upgrade & Overclock (ft. AMD Ryzen 7 5700X)

My main desktop workstation has been a reliable beast for many years. Since I did my last major upgrade to the AM4 socket in November 2017, a little more than seven years ago, the system has only received a few piecemeal upgrades, sometimes to cycle-out older components to save the lives of other machines, other times for a legitimate upgrade. Nevertheless, it’s been my main work machine up until a year or two ago when I decided to start moving …AMD · Australia Read Article

Review, Teardown: GMKtec NucBox G2 Plus (Intel N150) 12+256GB AU

For those who like to tinker, there’s always a good reason to have a compact, low-power computer hanging around for those 24/7 tasks, whether it be to run some services or co-ordinate some ex…Australia · Australia Read Article

Teardown, Tested: Pioneer DVR-218LBK DVD-R/RW Writer Unit w/LabelFlash

Some people like to catch Pokemon … well, I’m currently catching optical discs and optical disc drives. Somehow, in my head, I thought that would make the hobby more relatable to the av…Read Article

Random: Happy 0x24th Birthday to Me!

Recently, I celebrated my 0x24th birthday in relative seclusion at home. This year’s been a difficult one for me – since mid-December last year, I’ve mostly been stuck at home with at most a day or two out of the house due to a stubborn recurring bilateral ankle tendon injury. The pain and physical disability has been reducing my productivity somewhat, while work demands continue to grow. Being in CAM boots most of the time is a bit awkward, but…New South Wales · New South Wales Read Article

Where Are They Now? Unloved Recordable DVDs Get Tested

While a good majority of optical media I have burned for myself has been put into boxes for a cold-archive, many of the discs I have burned for my family have lived a varied life. Many of them have already met their demise, being used to ferry around data or to enjoy a movie once or twice, then disposed of for good. But some others have stuck around. Recently, part of the family moved house and as part of that, they had a bit of a clean-up, resu…Australia · Australia Read Article

Tech Flashback: Lite-On LabelTag & SmartErase (ft. iHAS324 B@iHAS624 B)

Having previously covered LightScribe and LabelFlash in some detail, it was a bit of fun to see the results from a drive intended to write data to a disc being used to burn visible images. While LightScribe required specially-coated media and an interesting clocking-pattern in the central area of the disc, working for both CD and DVD, LabelFlash offered the best of both worlds, having a dedicated imaging layer for the top or operating in DiscT@2…Read Article

Tested: Yihui 16x DVD+R (A “Fake” MCC-004-000 Made in China)

As optical media is on the way out, I’ve been on a bit of a quest to collect different types of media before they disappear for good. While I generally gravitate to the high quality options which I often didn’t have the good fortune to use in the era, there is also a soft spot in my heart for the utterly cheap, common and sometimes poor media as well. Part of this is because that those discs frequently don’t last long, so they become exceptional…China · China Read Article

Tech Flashback: Lite-On DVDScan v0.04 Beta (feat. SHM-165P6S & LH-20A1S)

Living life on the leading and trailing edge of technology is an interesting thought. Given that the heydays of the optical disc have passed, it’s become a motivation to look closer into the technology before it disappears completely. Part of this is simply being able to test burns for quality in different ways – something my Lite-On LH-18A1P was able to do, which was a capability I lost when it passed away from a laser diode failure. But thanks…Australia · Australia Read Article

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