Burning problems

**houly** · 09-14-2009,12:20 PM

Hello,

I'am new here and i have problems with my backups.
I have burned FF XII on a Verbatim DVD-R with 2X Speed and the application Alcohol 120% (newest). When I insert the backup disc in my ps2 it comes no reaction from the ps2. Later I have burned this image on a Sony DVD-R with the same app @ 2X speed and the game starts, because on the TV comes pink and cyan colours before it starts. I have seen the colour problem also by other backups. What is the reason for this?

sorry for my bad engish

best regards

**TnA** · 09-14-2009,12:57 PM

What writer has been used for backing up the discs?

Try IMG-Burn and burn with "AWS"-Speed-setting there.

...or try to burn with a higher speed first...

**vsub** · 09-14-2009,01:11 PM

I always burn my backups on Verbatim DVD+R and booktype it to DVD-ROM.I burn them at 4x and and I use ImgBurn.

Every game is booting without any problems and on almost every game the laser is reading the disk as easy as the original game.

BTW I have really hard time booting games burned on DVD-R disks(it doesn't mater the brand)but ones my PS2 boot the DVD-R disk I don't have any reading problems

**houly** · 09-14-2009,01:52 PM

Originally Posted by TnA

What writer has been used for backing up the discs?

Try IMG-Burn and burn with "AWS"-Speed-setting there.

...or try to burn with a higher speed first...

My writer is an "PHILIPS DVD-RAM SDVD8821" (Acer Notebook).
I have been updated with the newest firmware.
Thanks for your posting. Im testing it in the next time

, but is the write speed the reason for that colour problem?

I always burn my backups on Verbatim DVD+R and booktype it to DVD-ROM.I burn them at 4x and and I use ImgBurn.

Every game is booting without any problems and on almost every game the laser is reading the disk as easy as the original game.

BTW I have really hard time booting games burned on DVD-R disks(it doesn't mater the brand)but ones my PS2 boot the DVD-R disk I don't have any reading problems

Thanks, i have read in the most forums that Verbatim DVD-R are the best choice. Works the ps2 slim laser other than the older ps2 laser?

greetz

**vsub** · 09-14-2009,01:58 PM

Originally Posted by houly

Thanks, i have read in the most forums that Verbatim DVD-R are the best choice. Works the ps2 slim laser other than the older ps2 laser?

greetz

The best choose is DVD-ROM and only DVD+R can become DVD-ROM

**TnA** · 09-14-2009,02:03 PM

Originally Posted by houly

My writer is an "PHILIPS DVD-RAM SDVD8821" (Acer Notebook).
I have been updated with the newest firmware.
Thanks for your posting. Im testing it in the next time

, but is the write speed the reason for that colour problem?

Nope,... The colours are not a "problem", but debug-screens.

Thanks, i have read in the most forums that Verbatim DVD-R are the best choice. Works the ps2 slim laser other than the older ps2 laser?

greetz

Verbatim are indeed very good.

More stuff about ps2-lasers probably could tell you someone who knows more about them.

**houly** · 09-14-2009,04:03 PM

okay, thank you for the support

I keep on trying and gain more experience

greetz

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