Examples of using Error correction files in English and their translations into Russian
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With error correction files.
Task Shows information on types andstates of images and error correction files.
Creating error correction files.
Therefore you are probably considering them for storing error correction files.
Archiving error correction files.
Results for error correction files explained.
Use the following method for creating the error correction files instead.
Storing error correction files on separate media.
In order todisplay all information the image and error correction files must be fully read.
Storing error correction files on the next medium in sequence.
Testing compatibility between error correction files and ISO images.
If you are using error correction files enter the file name in the shown field.
This allows you to recover the medium if you run into problems reading the error correction files at a later time.
It is not possible to create error correction files from an already defective medium.
Nothing is wrong with doing so, butbe aware that your data and protective error correction files are kept on media with equal reliability.
You can continue creating the error correction files directly from the ISO images produced by the authoring software.
If the required ISO/UDF sectors are unreadable andyou are using error correction files to recover damaged media there are two possible workarounds.
You have already seen examples of good images and error correction files and good images augmented with error correction data on the previous pages.
If you suspect technical problems, try creating another version of the image and error correction files and verify them again. When the error disappears or surfaces at a different location, your computer may be suffering from defective memory, broken drive cabling, or wrong CPU/system frequency settings.
The error correction file was created for a different image.
Create the error correction file.
You create the error correction file from the same image.
Wrong error correction file.
This tells you that the error correction file does not belong to the image.
Create the error correction file by clicking the"Create" button.
Archive the error correction file.
The second option deletes the image when the error correction file has been created.
Pick the setting"ISO/UDF"(marked green) if you have an error correction file.
However you need an image file and optionally the error correction file belonging to it.