I tried in Toast 8 -- It says that it doesn't recognize the disc image.

EDIT -- Allright, burned Super Smash Bros. Melee with Toast 8. Didn't make a difference.

Anyone else have a Dual Processor G5 with a Pioneer recorder?

I played Super Paper Mario for about an hour with no DRE's, however it was burned on my Laptop (MacBook Pro) in Windows through Nero. But that was burned at 2x. My burner in my G5 doesn't allow 2x, only 4x and up

--Henry

 

Dont ever use Toast (For NGC or Wii everything else is just fine ). Disk Utility is your friend. Probably sounds dumb but have you guys unscrambled before burning? I would burn at 2x in Disk Utility as that works for ngc minidvd-r's that I have.

 

Stop believing the myth that slower is better - you may find you have better results at 8x or even 12x.

Slower is not better, fact. If your computer can handle it (ie. the buffer never gets low) then it's much more highly recommended to burn at the rated speed of your discs.

 

from experience (at work where we have a lot of macs and pcs) macs always tend to have low cost hardware, I don't know a lot about dvd burner, but it could be the cause (that and the fact the wii seems to be picky about the burner)

 

I'm burning my games using disk utility. Sometimes I got issues, but it's almost always working flawlessly.

 

Macs also come with the ability to burn Wii & NGC rips straight outta the box i.e. Disk Utility is maddd

 

I have a Wiinja v1 and have had zero DREs. I don't know what a DRE looks like. Tried 20+ backups and all work fine, including GCN. I burnt all my Wii games in Disk Utility using Memorex(I forget the media code) DVD-R @ 16x using an LG GSA-H10A.

And yeah, low cost hardware in Macs? Don't be silly

 

Its funny how fast any topic regarding macs degrades into an epenis measuring contest...

I use disk utility, works like a charm everytime. Wiikey, and Verbatim DVD-Rs.