Examples of using Error correction data in English and their translations into Russian
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These sectors are now reconstructed using the error correction data created with dvdisaster.
These are shown at the end of the error correction data output area.
There is also a method for creating and placing error correction data into a separate file.
Both backup copies and error correction data must be created before the master disc fails.
The easiest way is storing the error correction data on the medium you want to protect.
The adaptive reading strategy uses information from the error correction data to make the reading process as efficient as possible.
She keeps the error correction data for the new CD as it may also become defective in the future.
media images and error correction data.
Error correction data is either added to the medium or kept in separate error correction files.
The example from the previous page told us how dvdisaster reconstructs data by using the still readable parts of the medium together with the error correction data.
Error correction data must be created before the medium fails,
Task Error correction data is stored along with the user data on the same medium.
In addition this prevents you from accidentally adding more sessions to the disc which would destroy the error correction data.
Note: This page describes how error correction data is created and placed into a separate file.
name of the ISO image for which you want to create the error correction data.
Pick the selection"ECC/RS02"(marked red) only if you are sure that the medium contains RS02 error correction data.
Error correction data requires additional storage space either on the protected medium or by using additional media.
Especially the ECC section is affected since the error correction data is located at the end of the image.
Error correction data must be treated like normal backup data,
Dvdisaster is used to create error correction data("ECC") which can recover up to 20% of a degraded medium.