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Thanks for the replies, mmalves but that's what I'm trying to avoid. I already have the Video TS folder and would like to get around converting the Video TS folder back to a mp4 or avi video file only to have DVD Flick recode it back to Video TS with the menu. So I guess that's the only way, huh? DVD Flick won't load a Video TS folder.

I use Imgburn with DVD Flick but I can't load my Video TS folder into DVD Flick. I'd rather not convert my TS to MP4 and then re-author in DVD Flick.

I know how to burn a DVD movie from the Video TS folder in "Build" mode but I would like to know if I can add a DVD Menu also.

OK. Thanks, mmalves

I downloaded the 4th entry at Answers That Work which is an ISO file. I want to burn it to a CD. My question is ....I'm pretty sure I want to use "write" mode but in "build" mode I notice under Advanced/Bootable Disk , it refers to "make image bootable" and "extract boot image....Should I just go ahead and burn it in "write" mode? Thanks

Well, Lightning UK, I used my Verbatim DVD's and had a successful burn. But the main window was the only thing that came up. No log window. I then checked for the log under "HELP" menu and the log file was missing. (Maybe my Cleaner) removed it. But I would think that my burn would produce another one. I found the log under "View" menu. Anyway, here's the log.... I 20:37:30 ImgBurn Version 2.4.2.0 started! I 20:37:30 Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition (5.1, Build 2600 : Service Pack 2) I 20:37:30 Total Physical Memory: 1,038,316 KB - Available: 665,164 KB I 20:37:30 Initialising SPTI... I 20:37:30 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices... I 20:37:30 Found 1 DVD

OK, Lightning UK, I'll try a TS Video folder and get back........

Thanks mmalves...... I'll try Verbatim Dvd's. I've had good success with the Sony's and since I Reinstalled Win Xp and new Imgburn , 2 bad burns in a row. I figured that something else must be wrong. I don't understand why my log doesn't say anything.

Ok , That's all I got after the failed burn. I don't have any other info in the log for some reason. Do you think I should reinstall ImgBurn? Also, should I remove IMAPI from filter load?

Thanks Lightning UK.........Is that my help?

I just reinstalled windows XP and then installed the newer ImgBurn version 2.4.2.0 and I tried to burn an .avi movie with an error again. I was here last week about my first error. It was suggested that I remove my lower filters so I did that except for IMAPI because Lightning Uk had me save that one when I had trouble with my last version. I'm using Sony DVD's at 4X speed with a Matshita DVD-RAM UJ-841S. I don't think there is new firmware for my burner. Here is my log and screenshots.

Thanks Cynthia, I read the settings guide. That's why I was wondering about that. My computer has 1 gig of ram so I should set it to 40....Right? Or does ImgBurn automatically set that at setup?

From my experience creating many coasters, put the suspect disk in the drive and with ImgBurn in the "build" mode select "device" and if the DVD is now a coaster the "status" will be INCOMPLETE instead of EMPTY

While checking over my default settings and comparing to the "Guides" settings, I noticed that in the build settings the default "read buffer size" is 40 MB and the default "read buffer size" in my ImgBurn Version 2.4.2.0 is 20 MB......Why is that?

OK, Thanks again mmalves.....I have all the settings set to default and have removed all the lower filters. I guess I'll give it another try. Did my log show you anything?