How to "Verify Integrity of Data" after burning?

[spinbot]

Is this "Verify Integrity of Data" an option within Nero ? i.e. the only way to verify something I burnt, is to burn with Nero? If so, where do I find the "verify" option?

The reason I ask is that I often burn using CloneDVD and wanted to know if I could some how check the burn to ensure it copies over properly, without having to sit and watch everything I copy from start to finish?

Thank in advance for your assistance.

[D-Sisive]

nero cd speed

or

dvdinfopro

both have a surface test (basically if the burn is readable)

both can do pif/pie test (basically burn quality)

[Raxel]

Is this "Verify Integrity of Data" an option within Nero ? i.e. the only way to verify something I burnt, is to burn with Nero? If so, where do I find the "verify" option?

The reason I ask is that I often burn using CloneDVD and wanted to know if I could some how check the burn to ensure it copies over properly, without having to sit and watch everything I copy from start to finish?

Thank in advance for your assistance.

in nero, select the "verify" option under the burning process after you start burnning.

[callous]

Is this "Verify Integrity of Data" an option within Nero ? i.e. the only way to verify something I burnt, is to burn with Nero? If so, where do I find the "verify" option?

The reason I ask is that I often burn using CloneDVD and wanted to know if I could some how check the burn to ensure it copies over properly, without having to sit and watch everything I copy from start to finish?

Thank in advance for your assistance.

if it's just some files and not whole cd image, then use cdcheck and compare option. If it's a full image you just burnt, then use cdmage and compare image file to your whole cd.

I dont think this will work on clonecd image though, just on bins

[spinbot]

dvdinfopro

both have a surface test (basically if the burn is readable)
both can do pif/pie test (basically burn quality)

I downloaded this software and it appears to have many options for the advanced user. I did try using the 4th icon "DVD" that compares the files on my hard-drive to that of the DVD. I picked the "Directoy" option. That the normal procedure?

What is a pif/pie test?

[spinbot]

I've run the pif/pie test -- what should I be looking for, or not hoping to see in the results?