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TOSHIBA SD-R5002

Nov 7,2002 0

8. DVD Reading Tests

 

Review Pages

1. Conclusion
2. DVD Recording Tests
3. RW/Packet Writing Tests
4. CDR Tests
5. DVD Error Correction Tests
6. CloneCD Reading Tests
7. DAE Tests
8. DVD Reading Tests
9. CD Error Correction Tests
10. Introduction
11. Data Reading Tests

 

Toshiba SD-R5002 IDE DVD-R/RW - Page 8

CDR Tests

We tested the drive with latest version of Nero/CloneCD. Toshiba SD-R5002 supports the 16X maximum writing speed. For all the recording tests, we used slightly more than 80min data (80:01:47).

- Recording Tests

The drive finished the burning at 16x 427 seconds, faster than the DVR-A04, which of course supported 8X CLV maximum speed.

- Writing quality

We used Plasmon media and burned them at 16x with Pioneer DVR-A05. We used Nero as a CDR software. The results are illustrated in the following tables.

Brand
C1
C2
Average Burning Time (mins)
Max
Average
Max
Average
Plasmon 80min (16x)
70
3.6
0
7:07

The average C1 error rate is 3.6. There is a small problem in the first minutes of the disc, where the C1 error rate reached the 70, as you can see in the graph below (spike).

- Other features

Overburning
Up to 95 min
CD text reading/writing
Yes

- Protected Titles backup

CloneCD reports that the drive supports the DAO-RAW feature.

For checking the drive's EFM correction abilities with CloneCD, we used 2 different game titles with various SafeDisc 2 versions. For getting the maximum of them, we used the latest software patches. The Toshiba drive was used as reader/writer at maximum reading/recording speed. We burned two discs for each game (Amplify Weak Sectors On/Off) and the results are posted in the below table:

Game Title
Tested Drive
SD2 Build
Amplify Weak Sectors On
Amplify Weak Sectors Off
Max Payne v1.05
Creative 52X CD-ROM
v.2.50.020
OK
OK
TEAC 40X CD-ROM
OK
OK
LiteOn LTR-32123S
+ Hide CDR
OK
OK
Serious Sam - The Second Encounter v1.07
Creative 52X CD-ROM
v.2.60.052
OK
OK
TEAC 40X CD-ROM
OK
OK
LiteOn LTR-32123S
+ Hide CDR
OK
OK

Another protected game title with Safedisc v1.40.004 is "The Sims". After installing the game, the exact Safedisc version of the game was easilly recognized:

What's interesting with this title is that the new expansion pack released "The Sims Unleashed" upgrades the version of the Safedisc protection to v 2.80.0.10.

We made the usual tests with the latest CloneCD with both "Amplify Weak Sectors" option enabled / disabled. The produced backup seems not to work in any drive we tested. With Padus Discjuggler, we made a new image of the title to the hard disk. The produced backup with the Discjuggler software worked without any problems with all the drives we tested, and with Liteon LTR-32123S, Teac 40X CD-ROM and Creative 52X CD-ROM, among them.

 

Review Pages

1. Conclusion
2. DVD Recording Tests
3. RW/Packet Writing Tests
4. CDR Tests
5. DVD Error Correction Tests
6. CloneCD Reading Tests
7. DAE Tests
8. DVD Reading Tests
9. CD Error Correction Tests
10. Introduction
11. Data Reading Tests

 

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