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You can often tell by looking at them in light. &nbsp;The burned area is a different shade than the unburned area.<br />
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Otherwise, I doubt it. &nbsp;But If you just put the disk in, it will either show up or not.<br />
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Tools like ISOBuster can help identify &quot;partitions&quot;/sessions on damaged disks.
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You can often tell by looking at them in light.  The burned area is a different shade than the unburned area.

Otherwise, I doubt it.  But If you just put the disk in, it will either show up or not.

Tools like ISOBuster can help identify "partitions"/sessions on damaged disks.

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I agree, Windows will generally identify a disc as ready for burning, much like iTunes does with a CD. Other than that you could check under Disk Management in Windows. It should have a section for removable media and would show you if there were any successful writes.<br />
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Jake
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I agree, Windows will generally identify a disc as ready for burning, much like iTunes does with a CD. Other than that you could check under Disk Management in Windows. It should have a section for removable media and would show you if there were any successful writes.

Jake

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yes I could do all that. I just want to separate the good (blank) dvds from the rest of the pile. I'll try the look through the DVD with a light method
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yes I could do all that. I just want to separate the good (blank) dvds from the rest of the pile. I'll try the look through the DVD with a light method

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Would there be any simple software that exists to check if a CD or DVD inserted is.<br />
1. a CD or DVD<br />
2. Blank or non blank<br />
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I have a whole box of DVDs and CDs that have not labels at all. I just want to check if they are &nbsp;blank or not blanks.
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Would there be any simple software that exists to check if a CD or DVD inserted is.
1. a CD or DVD
2. Blank or non blank

I have a whole box of DVDs and CDs that have not labels at all. I just want to check if they are  blank or not blanks.

cd/dvd blank checker

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