DVD+RW disc

G

George

I tried to burn a project on a disc DVD+RW disc but it
crashed during the operation leaving 2.2GB (8 files) of
useless data on the disc. Should these be 'delete-able'?
I can select them in Windows, change them from Read Only,
but I get an error message on trying 'Delete' - do I have
to discard the disc?
 
M

Meat-->Plow

I tried to burn a project on a disc DVD+RW disc but it
crashed during the operation leaving 2.2GB (8 files) of
useless data on the disc. Should these be 'delete-able'?
I can select them in Windows, change them from Read Only,
but I get an error message on trying 'Delete' - do I have
to discard the disc?

Use your recording software's "erase" feature.
 
S

SDC

Hallo George,

I tried to burn a project on a disc DVD+RW disc but it
crashed during the operation leaving 2.2GB (8 files) of
useless data on the disc. Should these be 'delete-able'?
I can select them in Windows, change them from Read Only,
but I get an error message on trying 'Delete' - do I have
to discard the disc?
Just reformat the disk in your favorite DVD-burning program.
 
S

SDC

Hallo George,

I tried to burn a project on a disc DVD+RW disc but it
crashed during the operation leaving 2.2GB (8 files) of
useless data on the disc. Should these be 'delete-able'?
I can select them in Windows, change them from Read Only,
but I get an error message on trying 'Delete' - do I have
to discard the disc?
By the way, you did not try to make some kind of "Use your DVD drive
as a normal Harddisk" DVD I hope? These constructions can cause a lot
of problems. In my opinion it is much better to make normal disks ie.
burn the whole disk at once.
 
A

Alex Nichol

George said:
I tried to burn a project on a disc DVD+RW disc but it
crashed during the operation leaving 2.2GB (8 files) of
useless data on the disc. Should these be 'delete-able'?
I can select them in Windows, change them from Read Only,
but I get an error message on trying 'Delete' - do I have
to discard the disc?

Depends what you wrote them with. But it may have been a mastering type
program like Nero, in which case you will need to use that program to
Erase the disk: in Nero this is (oddly) in the 'Recorder menu
 

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