1) It's OK. 0xFF is a "wildcard" for last opened track. So it can easily happen 0xFF == 0x01 in your particular case.
2) DVD-RAM, DVD+RW and formatted DVD-RW media are randomly writable. That's why you'll get TRUE as "track blank". You can write to this track. Really
colin0117 wrote:
Hi Anton,
I've got a problem where I have an open DVD-RW with a single track. The disc is readable through Windows and looks like a good disc.
The problem is when I call StarBurn_CdvdBurnerGrabber_GetTrackInformation. I get the same information whether I use the hidden track or request info for track 1.
The NWA and free space is correct, but the blank field is set to TRUE which is wrong! Is this a known problem?
I can be clever and ignore your blank flag and simply check against (NWA != 0) but it would be better if the flags were correctly reporting the disc status.
I'll email you the code and log as it'll be too long for here.
Cheers,
Colin