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 Post subject: Understanding Burning data on Re-writable discs
PostPosted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 6:25 am 
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Hello Dima Sir,
I am using StarBurnX, DataBurner class to burn data on disc. [Developing in VB.NET 2005 & Referring sample provided with SDK]
My Requirement: I want burn data on R/W disc. If the disc is not empty then call disc erasing from code, without giving any type of error or without ejecting drive & continue erasing followed by burning.
What should I do to fulfill my requirement?

I have tried following things in a sample created by using the sample provided SDK and facing a problem discussed in step 6.
Steps followed:
1) After adding 500 MB data, I want to burn data on inserted Moserbear R/W DVD. This DVD is already having some 200 MB data on it.
2) For burning it, I am checking the disc type & disc status.
3) If it is R/W DVD with status Incomplete then I am erasing [in quick mode(for reducing time required for burning)] it from my code.
4) After completing erasing, I have to call DiscInfo.Refresh() to refresh the disc information fetched by application. [With condition: I don't want to eject the drive.]
5) Now after this step, I am calling DataBurner.Burn(...).
Problem: 6) The problem is some times the call in step 4 for Refreshing disc information fails & in this case in above step 5 in DataBurner.Burn Disc has no free space this error comes up.

Am I doing anything wrong? Will you kindly tell me how to fulfill my requirement.


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 Post subject: Re: Understanding Burning data on Re-writable discs
PostPosted: Fri Mar 26, 2010 11:23 am 
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Eject is required. Doing software reset works on some drives but fails on the others. So you cannot do what you want to do. Physically.


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