The 05 at the beginning means: "disc not initialized/disc id not read". The rest specifies that error further, but i have never seen it, and i don't find an explanation in YAGD or with Google.
The first thing NeoGamma does is trying to read the disc id, and there you get your error already. If it was a DVD+R without DVD-R booktype, it should throw another error code. Also if your drive would not support DVD-Rs at all, NeoGamma would say so, at least the later versions do. So it "just" leaves bad burns, wrong burns or something else as error source.
Do not use DVD-RWs, burn the .iso as .iso with a program like Imgburn, and use the burn speed that printed on the discs or half of that if you think it's too fast. Also check if it's a valid .iso by testing it with Dolphin on your PC.
The first thing NeoGamma does is trying to read the disc id, and there you get your error already. If it was a DVD+R without DVD-R booktype, it should throw another error code. Also if your drive would not support DVD-Rs at all, NeoGamma would say so, at least the later versions do. So it "just" leaves bad burns, wrong burns or something else as error source.
Do not use DVD-RWs, burn the .iso as .iso with a program like Imgburn, and use the burn speed that printed on the discs or half of that if you think it's too fast. Also check if it's a valid .iso by testing it with Dolphin on your PC.
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