Version: 1.91.0 (using KDE 4.4.5) OS: Linux When making multiple copies of a data DVD and verifying the copies, the N'th copy was completely verified N times. That is, the 1st copy was verified once, the 2nd copy was verified twice, and so on. These extra verifications did appear in the log. I did not notice the problem until the 5th copy (of 7) as the amount of data on the DVD was only 900 MB, and it did not take very long per pass. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: Select the "Copy Medium..." action, choosing a number of copies greater than 1, and enabling the "Verify written data" option. Tested with three source DVD+Rs holding different amounts of data. Actual Results: In each case, the N'th copy was verified N times according to the log, and the verify step took longer for each successive copy. Expected Results: Each successive copy should be verified only once, and take the same amount of time as the first copy. DVD burner is an LG GSA-4163B Writing medium was Imation branded DVD+R, with media ID "CMC MAG/M01"
I see the exact same behaviour in K3b 2.0.2. Still unconfirmed since 2011? :-O
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