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| | PCWorld.com - Burning Questions: When Good Discs Go Bad |
 | | At best, the disc will fail immediately during the burn process; this is a best-case scenario because then you know from the start that the disc is faulty. |
 | | These errors won't interrupt the burning process, and since write-once and rewritable DVD media have built-in error correction to compensate for scratches and other abnormalities on the disc (as do their CD cousins), any errors will be virtually invisible to you. |
 | | And if anything in that production process is off, it could, in time, affect the integrity of the data you've burned to a disc. |
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