Wile_E

okay thanks. It must be my modified firmware I'm using then. I wasn't sure how this whole thing worked. Now I know it's the firmware causing it to burn faster on these discs.

I have Imgburn set to MAX write speed. My DVD recorder (NEC 2510a) can write at 8X max. I put some Fuji 4X and Imgburn wrote at 8X. Why did Imgburn write at 8X when discs are marked as 4X? Do I need to manually select write speeds for all my discs? I assumed Imgburn was smart, and would keep the speed within the limit of the disc. Does Imgburn use the lead-in to test for maximum write speed? It doesn't seem like it, since it burns everything at 8X.

Thanks for clearing this up. A couple of people were saying how RecordNOW is very compliant. Now I can tell them that ImgBurn is just as compliant. Thanks again!

I am curious if Imgburn writes the VIDEO_TS files in the correct order on a DVD-R? There is a specific order that these files have to be written on the disc, to be fully DVD compliant. I believe the order should be IFO -> VOB -> BUP, physically like that on the disc. What about ROM folder for a DVD? If I add this folder, will it still burn compliant? There is some discussion over at the VideoHelp.com forums, whether ImgBurn burns fully compliant DVD's. http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t...c&start=360