I'm a little bit disappointed by some of your replies.
Comments such as "your an Aone" salesman and "you fail" are hardly welcoming to a new member such as myself, but I take it that is simply due to cynicism. All I was trying to do was share some of the knowledge and success I'd had with making a backup of GTA. If certain people are having a hard time coming to terms with the fact that Verbs didn't sort the problem for Benq uses - so what?
Firstly, I am not a Aone salesman. That comment did make me smile though. If I was to call myself an adocate of any DL media, I'd say I'm an Infiniti 360 salesman, since I never had an unsuccessful burn in the whole time of used them.
Secondly, I bought some Aone discs purely as an experiment. I honestly did not expect them to produce any decent results and certainly not over Infiniti or Verbatim media. I was a complete surprise that it worked and has been working every day of this week for countless hours.
Thirdly, I'll admit. I might have been a little hasty to post up the supposed "fix." The only reason I bothered was that I thought it might be worth sharing. Perhaps there were other factors. For instance, I burned the backup at x1 speed (I normally use 2.4 like most other people). That might have had an affect, who knows?
QUOTE(ShadowGuy @ Jun 4 2008, 07:07 AM)

I'm pretty sure that the disk is pressed and uses aluminum, unless you are talking about the dye used on the 'gold copy'...
You are lost, severely...

That information was simply relayed from a post on another forum, as I mentioned in my opening post (I take it reading isn't a strong-point yours?). I don't profess to be an expert in DL media, but by-the-by, the information I discovered caused to make my first successful backup of GTA after 4 other attempts using more expensive media.