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  1. Win7U64SP1 Notebook, ImgBurn 2.5.8.0, 4 optical drives in total

    1 internal BD-RE (UJ-240)

    Dawicontrol ExpressCard (SiI3132) to 2x eSATA  (1 used for external writers)->

    Port Multiplier box 1x eSATA to 4x eSATA

    3 eSATA cables to 3 external writers:

    2x DVD+-RW NEC 3520 (each with eSATA to PATA plug-on board in external enclosure)

    1x BD-DE Pioneer BDR-208 native SATA via eSATA in external enclosure.

    All 4 drives write DVD-R and DVD+R DL without problems.

    DVD+R can be written only on the notebook's internal drive (UJ-240)

    DVD+R on all 3 external drives:

    Shortly after lead-in writing is attempted these report I/O Error, device removal, anything and abort.

    The NEC drives say they would finalise and write nothing (disc is still blank),

    the BDR-208 says he would finalise and indeed wastes the disc writing an estimated 1GB track.

    ; //****************************************\\
    ;   ImgBurn Version 2.5.8.0 - Log
    ;   Donnerstag, 12 Februar 2015, 22:54:23
    ; \\****************************************//
    ;
    ;
    I 22:48:33 ImgBurn Version 2.5.8.0 started!
    I 22:48:33 Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Edition (6.1, Build 7601 : Service Pack 1)
    I 22:48:33 Total Physical Memory: 8.376.732 KiB  -  Available: 6.453.828 KiB
    I 22:48:33 Initialising SPTI...
    I 22:48:33 Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...
    I 22:48:33 -> Drive 1 - Info: MATSHITA BD-MLT UJ240AS 1.00 (B:) (ATAPI)
    I 22:48:33 -> Drive 2 - Info: _NEC DVD_RW ND-3520AW 3.07 (H:) (SATA)
    I 22:48:33 -> Drive 3 - Info: _NEC DVD_RW ND-3520AW 3.07 (I:) (SATA)
    I 22:48:33 -> Drive 4 - Info: PIONEER BD-RW   BDR-208M 1.10-ID60 (J:) (SATA)
    I 22:48:33 Found 2 DVD±RWs, 1 BD-RE and 1 BD-RE XL!
    I 22:49:38 Operation Started!
    I 22:49:38 Building Image Tree...
    I 22:49:38 Checking Directory Depth...
    I 22:49:38 Calculating Totals...
    I 22:49:38 Preparing Image...
    I 22:49:39 Checking Path Length...
    I 22:49:39 Contents: 15 Files, 2 Folders
    I 22:49:39 Content Type: DVD Video
    I 22:49:39 Data Type: MODE1/2048
    I 22:49:39 File System(s): ISO9660, UDF (1.02)
    I 22:49:39 Volume Label: [Not Configured]
    I 22:49:39 IFO/BUP 32K Padding: Enabled
    I 22:49:39 Region Code: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8
    I 22:49:39 TV System: PAL
    I 22:49:39 Size: 4.468.236.288 bytes
    I 22:49:39 Sectors: 2.181.756
    I 22:49:39 Image Size: 4.468.899.840 bytes
    I 22:49:39 Image Sectors: 2.182.080
    I 22:49:39 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 00:00:00
    I 22:49:49 Operation Started!
    I 22:49:49 Building Image Tree...
    I 22:49:52 Checking Directory Depth...
    I 22:49:52 Calculating Totals...
    I 22:49:52 Preparing Image...
    I 22:49:52 Checking Path Length...
    I 22:49:52 Contents: 15 Files, 2 Folders
    I 22:49:52 Content Type: DVD Video
    I 22:49:52 Data Type: MODE1/2048
    I 22:49:52 File System(s): ISO9660, UDF (1.02)
    I 22:49:52 Volume Label: DVD GGG 25473
    I 22:49:52 IFO/BUP 32K Padding: Enabled
    I 22:49:52 Region Code: 1; 2; 3; 4; 5; 6; 7; 8
    I 22:49:52 TV System: PAL
    I 22:49:52 Size: 4.468.236.288 bytes
    I 22:49:52 Sectors: 2.181.756
    I 22:49:52 Image Size: 4.468.867.072 bytes
    I 22:49:52 Image Sectors: 2.182.064
    I 22:49:52 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 00:00:03
    I 22:49:52 Operation Started!
    I 22:49:52 Source File: -==/\/[BUILD IMAGE]\/\==-
    I 22:49:52 Source File Sectors: 2.182.064 (MODE1/2048)
    I 22:49:52 Source File Size: 4.468.867.072 bytes
    I 22:49:52 Source File Volume Identifier: DVD GGG 25473
    I 22:49:52 Source File Volume Set Identifier: 464CB63800214BA4
    I 22:49:52 Source File Application Identifier: IMGBURN V2.5.8.0 - THE ULTIMATE IMAGE BURNER!
    I 22:49:52 Source File Implementation Identifier: ImgBurn
    I 22:49:52 Source File File System(s): ISO9660; UDF (1.02)
    I 22:49:52 Destination Device: [1:0:0] _NEC DVD_RW ND-3520AW 3.07 (H:) (SATA)
    I 22:49:52 Destination Media Type: DVD+R (Disc ID: MCC-004-00)
    I 22:49:52 Destination Media Supported Write Speeds: 2,4x; 4x; 6x; 8x; 12x; 16x
    I 22:49:52 Destination Media Sectors: 2.295.104
    I 22:49:52 Write Mode: DVD
    I 22:49:52 Write Type: DAO
    I 22:49:52 Write Speed: MAX
    I 22:49:52 DVD+R Reserve Track: No
    I 22:49:52 Link Size: Auto
    I 22:49:52 Lock Volume: Yes
    I 22:49:52 Test Mode: No
    I 22:49:52 OPC: No
    I 22:49:52 BURN-Proof: Enabled
    W 22:49:52 Write Speed Miscompare! - MODE SENSE: 8.467 KB/s (6,1x), GET PERFORMANCE: 22.160 KB/s (16x)
    I 22:49:52 Write Speed Successfully Set! - Effective: 22.160 KB/s (16x)
    I 22:49:52 Book Type Setting: DVD+R
    I 22:49:53 Filling Buffer... (200 MiB)
    I 22:49:56 Writing LeadIn...
    W 22:50:07 Failed to Write Sectors 0 - 31 - Reason: Die Anforderung konnte wegen eines E/A-Gerätefehlers nicht ausgeführt werden.
    W 22:50:07 Retrying (1 of 5)...
    W 22:50:10 Retry Failed - Reason: Power On, Reset, or Bus Device Reset Occurred
    W 22:50:10 Retrying (2 of 5)...
    W 22:50:17 Retry Failed - Reason: Not Ready To Ready Change - Medium May Have Changed
    W 22:50:17 Retrying (3 of 5)...
    W 22:50:28 Retry Failed - Reason: Die Anforderung konnte wegen eines E/A-Gerätefehlers nicht ausgeführt werden.
    W 22:50:28 Retrying (4 of 5)...
    W 22:50:31 Retry Failed - Reason: Power On, Reset, or Bus Device Reset Occurred
    W 22:50:31 Retrying (5 of 5)...
    W 22:50:38 Retry Failed - Reason: Not Ready To Ready Change - Medium May Have Changed
    E 22:50:42 Failed to Write Sectors 0 - 31 - Reason: Die Anforderung konnte wegen eines E/A-Gerätefehlers nicht ausgeführt werden.
    I 22:50:42 Synchronising Cache...
    I 22:50:43 Closing Track...
    I 22:50:44 Finalising Disc...
    E 22:50:45 Failed to Write Image!
    E 22:50:47 Operation Failed! - Duration: 00:00:52
    I 22:50:47 Average Write Rate: N/A - Maximum Write Rate: N/A
    I 22:54:23 Close Request Acknowledged
    I 22:54:23 Closing Down...
    I 22:54:23 Shutting down SPTI...
    I 22:54:23 ImgBurn closed!
  2. 3 years later:

    I would pay for a DDP/CMF plugin too. Lets make it a plugin that can be activated by a donation.

    Users will see the greyed-out plugin and maybe the one or another will buy it anyways.

    The ImgBurn userbase is huge, I suppose...

     

    The structure I see in a DVD-9 DDP (Folders LAYER_0 and LAYER_1)

    built in Sony DVD-Architect Pro 5.2 seems to be quite simple:

     

    CONTROL.DAT (32KB) starting with 01 02 31 10 00 03 00 00 00 F2 80 7F 00 18 D0 BF,

    the rest to address 0x7fffh filled with zeroes. This content is the same for Folders LAYER_0 and LAYER_1

     

    DDPID ( the only content is one line, containing the version number of DDP,

    followed by descriptors, less than 1KB)

     

    For LAYER_0:

    DDP 2.10 DV2020OB00V0000 VVVMD2 0000001600193024 DV00 017CONTROL.DAT VVVMD0 0142969600196608 DV00 017IMAGE.DAT

     

    For LAYER_1

    DDP 2.10 DV2021OB00V0000 VVVMD2 0000001600193024 DV00 017CONTROL.DAT VVVMD0 0074169601626303 DV00 017IMAGE.DAT

     

    and the respective

    IMAGE.DAT, containing the image for that layer.

     

    Size and content of this image does differ from that built by ImageBurn, though.

  3. +1 from me. I would pay for that too. Lets make it a plugin that can be activated by a donation.

    Users will see the greyed-out plugin and maybe the one or another will buy it anyways.

    The ImgBurn userbase is huge, I suppose...

     

    The structure I see in a DVD-9 DDP (Folders LAYER_0 and LAYER_1)

    built in Sony DVD-Architect Pro 5.2 seems to be quite simple:

     

    CONTROL.DAT (32KB) starting with 01 02 31 10 00 03 00 00 00 F2 80 7F 00 18 D0 BF,

    the rest to address 0x7fffh filled with zeroes. This content is the same for Folders LAYER_0 and LAYER_1

     

    DDPID ( the only content is one line, containing the version number of DDP,

    followed by descriptors, less than 1KB)

     

    For LAYER_0:

    DDP 2.10 DV2020OB00V0000 VVVMD2 0000001600193024 DV00 017CONTROL.DAT VVVMD0 0142969600196608 DV00 017IMAGE.DAT

     

    For LAYER_1

    DDP 2.10 DV2021OB00V0000 VVVMD2 0000001600193024 DV00 017CONTROL.DAT VVVMD0 0074169601626303 DV00 017IMAGE.DAT

     

    and the respective

    IMAGE.DAT, containing the image for that layer.

     

    Size and content of this image does differ from that built by ImageBurn, though.

  4. +1 from me. I would pay for that too. Lets make it a plugin that can be activated by a donation.

    Users will see the greyed-out plugin and maybe the one or another will buy it anyways.

    The ImgBurn userbase is huge, I suppose...

     

    The structure I see in a DVD-9 DDP (Folders LAYER_0 and LAYER_1)

    built in Sony DVD-Architect Pro 5.2 seems to be quite simple:

     

    CONTROL.DAT (32KB) starting with 01 02 31 10 00 03 00 00 00 F2 80 7F 00 18 D0 BF,

    the rest to address 0x7fffh filled with zeroes. This content is the same for Folders LAYER_0 and LAYER_1

     

    DDPID ( the only content is one line, containing the version number of DDP,

    followed by descriptors, less than 1KB)

     

    For LAYER_0:

    DDP 2.10 DV2020OB00V0000 VVVMD2 0000001600193024 DV00 017CONTROL.DAT VVVMD0 0142969600196608 DV00 017IMAGE.DAT

     

    For LAYER_1

    DDP 2.10 DV2021OB00V0000 VVVMD2 0000001600193024 DV00 017CONTROL.DAT VVVMD0 0074169601626303 DV00 017IMAGE.DAT

     

    and the respective

    IMAGE.DAT, containing the image for that layer.

     

    Size and content of this image does differ from that built by ImageBurn, though.

  5. After another short session of burns the error was still there with 2.4.4.0, Dell and AD7173A ,

    but intermittent.

     

    The purged filter driver load order seemed to help, but not completely.

     

    In the end this occurrence seemed to be limited only to the AD 7173 A,

    which is sitting in a Plextor External DriveBox, connected via Firewire 1394.

    (Controller chipset: Initio INIC-1530L A112P, Agere FW802B)

     

    (Here I replaced the original Plextor PX-740A drive with the AD7173 A

    years ago and only used this drive for reading.

    By chance a week ago I seem to have changed my mind

    and started to use this drive for burning DVD+R DL,

    because it would allow to burn MKM-001 (2.4x) at 8x)

    The ND3520 drives do work properly now with 2.4.4.0.

    These are sitting in 2 Mapower Boxes MAP H51C1P

    (Controller chipset: Prolific PL-3507, Agere L-FW802C)

    connected via Firewire 1394.

     

    When I searched for a firmware update for the AD 7173 A(mine is 1.01)

    I found that 1.04 is the current one and decided to update firmware.

    Trying to flash via firewire failed.

     

    cdfraks report that flashing may not be successful while using Firewire connection

    because of commands that are unsupported within a 1394 connection.

     

    Maybe this could be a hint to the developers and betatesters,

    maybe there is a command used

    which in coincidence with a firewire connection to this particular chipset may lead to a failure.

    Maybe the drive is fishy, not sure yet. At least reading is fast and reliable.

     

    I will have to build the drive into a friend's TowerPC to flash up to 1.04

    and will report back in a few days.

  6. After backinstalling to 2.4.2.0 on Dell (no removing of filters yet)

    4 burns went fine, the fifth stalled as described.

     

    In 2.4.2.0 removed 3 Lower Class Filters

     

    cdrblock(Canopus from Edius 4.61),

    clbstor(Cyberlink from PowerDirector7),

    cdrbsdrv(B's Recorder from TAW4).

     

    SiRemFil I will still need for connecting BD-Writer via eSATA.

    PxHelp20 I may need for direct BD-Writing from DVDitProHD

     

    Then installed 2.4.4.0 over 2.4.2.0, kept settings, checked filters,

    filter settings were correctly taken over from 2.4.2.0

     

    Start Burn, Writing Lead-in ok. Writing sectors ok.

     

    Seems solved, now using 2.4.4.0 !

    Again, Many thanks for a fast and really professional solution !

    My donation was not in vain.

     

    (If I compare this to the non-existent support from heavy payware companies

    like Adobe, Sony, Sonic...better keep my mouth shut.)

     

    BTW, the 2nd system (Toshiba) does not have any of these authoring and writing apps installed,

    only AnyDVDHD, but was the first system I found that 2.4.4.0 issue on, will check this later...

  7. Many thanks for the fast response !

     

    I will remove all 3 Lowers first,

    I don't need nor want my authoring apps to write discs, better leave this to ImgBurn;-)

     

    On Dell I kept SP2 for fear reasons...

     

    Many expensive pieces of video and authoring apps.

    Yes, I really bought this stuff, and it takes 2 weeks to rebuild and fine-tune that system if something giggles.

  8. Oops. More than I expected to have.

    I remembered 2 Uppers and 2 Lowers in the beginning of using ImgBurn back in 2006.

     

    Good idea !

     

    ===============================================

    Filter Driver Load Order - ImgBurn v2.4.2.0

    ===============================================

     

    Upper Device Filter: redbook

    Upper Class Filter: SiRemFil

    Device: CD/DVD-ROM Device

    Lower Class Filter: cdrblock

    Lower Class Filter: clbstor

    Lower Class Filter: cdrbsdrv

    Lower Class Filter: PxHelp20

    Lower Class Filter: AnyDVD

    Lower Device Filter: imapi

     

    Filter Name: redbook

    File Name: C:\WINDOWS\system32\DRIVERS\redbook.sys

    File Version: 5.1.2600.2180 (xpsp_sp2_rtm.040803-2158)

    File Description: Redbook-Audiofiltertreiber

    Product Name: Betriebssystem Microsoft

  9. Was ok in 2.4.2.0 on all systems some hundred burns,

    Installing 2.4.4.0. broke these.

     

    Installed 2.4.4.0 over 2.4.2.0

    Kept existing settings.

     

    Checked on two systems, similar results:

    1.:Dell XPS M1710 running WinXPPro SP2,

    External Drive AD7173 via Firewire 1394.

    AnyDVDHD autostarted, but not active.

     

    2.:Toshiba Satellite 5200-801 running WinXPPro SP3,

    External Drive ND-3520 via Firewire 1394.

    AnyDVDHD autostarted, but not active.

     

    Mode: Build to Drive

    DVD-Video VIDEO_TS folder

    on Verbatim DVD-R blanks No.43533 (MCC03RG20).

     

    Burning starts as usual...Filling buffer.

    Writing Lead-In.

    Drive seems to write Lead-In but never returns.

    ImgBurn is stuck there.

    Manual Abort request after a minute acknowledged,

    but drive won't react and ImgBurn is again stuck there.

     

    Have to disconnect firewire drive connection manually to make Imgburn return and close with an error.

    Power-down external drive. Power-up. Open tray.

    The disc contains a burned track of 2mm width.

     

    Checked this first with my customised favourite settings.

    Then with default settings.

    Uninstalling 2.4.4.0.

    No power-down.

    Installing back to 2.4.2.0.

    Reloading my settings from previously exported 2.4.2.0 regkey.

    Now Failure again in Dell !

    OK in Toshiba after power-down/power-up.

     

    AnyDVDHD was autostarted on these systems, but not activated.

    Next I will try Dell with AnyDVDHD not autostarted,

    Imgburn uninstall, PC PowerDown, PowerUp.

     

    Reporting later...

     

    and after system powerdown/powerup

    ImgBurn 2.4.2.0 is running ok as before.

     

    So 2.4.4.0 seems to bring something in here...

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