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    Blank Media why do i have to format rewrittable bd-r?

    Whenever it gets to the disc burning it tells me I have to format my blu ray rewrittable disc, that usually takes Longer to do then the actually burning process, but when I use a regualr bd-r disc I don't have to format it, I use imagburner to burn the discs, am I doing something wrong?

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    I have no answer due to I havent used my BD-RE alot. However when I do I sometimes get asked that and it drives me nuts. I think may have to do with it erasing all the data thats wrote to the BD gets erased including the formatting? I know what you mean about how long it takes for a 25gb is forever I can imagine how long a BD-RE DL would take.
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      #3
      Well its doesn't ask to format on my regular bd-r discs, only my bd-re, and it takes longer for it to format then it does to burn the disc, it does drive me nuts,

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        #4
        Re: formatting vs. quick erase of BD-RE discs, courtesy of LIGHTNING UK!, author of ImgBurn:

        Please take particular note of post #8

        hello! as already mentioned in the topic title, imgburn erasing speed is to slow with verbatim bd-re 25gb and tdk bd-re 50 gb. burning works fine with 2x speed. is it a bug or do i have to adjust something in imgburn? pls help thx

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          #5
          If BR works the same as DVD, first time used it will be formatted. After the first time ImgBurn will just overwrite the DVD. Set DVDFab to overwrite like I have in the attachment as see if it works for you.
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            #6
            Thanks all for the helpful replies

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