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X is a value from 0 to 9 that provides a sequential unique key.
So, the first disc error that is encountered in the job will be given the key value of
DiscErrorIndex0, the second disc error (within the same job) will be given the key value of
DiscErrorIndex1, and so on. The number of disc errors reported is limited to 10 so the values
for this key can range from DiscErrorIndex0 up to DiscErrorIndex9.
A disc may have more than 1 error reported if the disc was retried. Example:
A job is set to record 3 copies of a disc:
Disc 1 is recorded successfully.
Disc 2 is recorded successfully.
Disc 3 fails to record two times before successfully burning on
its third attempt.
In this example, the entries for this job will be:
DiscErrorIndex0 = 3
DiscErrorIndex1 = 3
3.3.16
DiscErrorNumberX
Integer value that details what disc error has occurred. Please see
Appendix C
for details on disc
errors and the potential values.
X is a value from 0 to 9 that provides a sequential unique key.
So, the first disc error that is encountered in the job will be given the key value of
DiscErrorNumber0, the second disc error (within the same job) will be given the key value of
DiscErrorNumber1, and so on. The number of disc errors reported is limited to 10 so the values
for this key can range from DiscErrorNumber0 up to DiscErrorNumber9.
3.3.17
DiscErrorStringX
String corresponding to the DiscErrorNumber. Please see
Appendix C
for details on disc errors
and the possible strings.
X is a value from 0 to 9 that provides a sequential unique key.
So, the first disc error that is encountered in the job will be given the key value of
DiscErrorString0, the second disc error (within the same job) will be given the key value of
DiscErrorString1, and so on. The number of disc errors reported is limited to 10 so the values
for this key can range from DiscErrorString0 up to DiscErrorString9.
3.3.18
LoadDiscStateX
If the LoadUnloadOverride key is set in the jrq file then PTBurn will report the current state of
this disc with this key. See
Appendix D
for an example of use. The possible values for this key
are:
1 = Disc Loaded (hold state)
2 = Disc Processing
3 = Disc Processed (hold state)
4 = Disc Unloading
