[QUOTE=rotflmao;2117204]Thanks for the answer. Sure, not bad burn, but always can be better. 
I donāt know why I get so many PIE errors on MCC DVD-R media, too many. Is that normal on BenQ DW1655? Maybe really there is no sense to change recorder.
And coming back to meritum. Which Verbatim DVD+R is the best? Taiyo Yuden, Moser Baer, CMC, Prodisc? Taiwan, Japan, India? Itās most important for me.[/QUOTE]
High PIE levels exhibited in scans of recent Verbatim DVD-R media (MCC03RG20) are common, although I seldom reach 500,000 with my LG or Samsung burners at 8x. Itās the PIFs thatās more important in scans, and judging from your scan, it is good as Albert pointed out.
As for Verbatims, the current consensus for the ābestā is problematic, as Moser Baer (MBI), CMC, and Prodisc make discs almost on par with each other, the exception is that Taiyo Yuden Verbatims are not that good as real Taiyo Yudens - take it with a grain of salt though, although many avoid these and get real TY instead. Others say that MBI is making good discs now that theyāve gotten the kinks out of their system. Others also say that Prodisc Verbs are getting worse (somewhat poorer recently, from experience). CMC - no problems so far. So the TY vs MBI vs CMC vs Prodisc and Taiwan vs Japan vs India ābest Verbatimā moniker is unsure at best, although Iāve gotten consistent results from CMC Verbatims and Iāve got nothing to complain about them.
From what Iāve gotten from this forum, if you really want the absolute best Verbatim DVD+R, you should be looking for Made in Singapore 8x DVD+R SL - media thatās virtually non-existent now. As for MCC004 DVD blanks, you yourself would be a better judge of how these discs from different manufacturers would fare with your hardware. All that I could tell you (surely) is that MCC004 DVD+Rs are much better in the PIE/PIF aspect of scanning than MCC03RG20 DVD-Rs from Verbatim, and MBI-India/CMC-Taiwan/Prodisc-Taiwan(/TY-Japan) wouldnāt matter much as these discs are worth every penny and perform rather similar except in scans. Scans are not definitive proof of the quality of discs, and youāve shown a pretty good scan anyhow. I donāt know how better it could be except for using MCC04 DVD+R or 8x Taiyo Yudens.
