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ImgBurn burns as-is, so if you want a BD Video disc, you need to feed a compliant BD Video folder structure into ImgBurn. You’ll have to find another utility to convert your premiere file into the correct BD Video format and folder structure. Then just burn that with ImgBurn.

As mentioned above, that's common with Mirror 7. What about the other mirrors? Your topic title does state 'all mirrors'.

After a bit of Googling, it seems that sort of crash (Fault Module Name: StackHash_2264) is due to DEP. As mentioned before, if ImgBurn itself crashes, it generates a report and offers to send it to me. You aren't getting that and are instead getting a crash within the OS. I don't know if that sort of crash would produce a minidump or whatever, but there could be more info in the eventlog or perhaps available by a 3rd party app from the likes of sysinternals or nirsoft.

No

Only 1 mirror (7) has something that the AV could flag. I've no idea what you're downloading from the other mirrors, but it isn't the actual ImgBurn download.

You didn’t say anything about extra folders, just the volume label. Enable the other option for BD Video on that same tab.

“BD Video - Allow Unicode Volume Label” should do what you’re after. Windows limits the display of volume labels to 32 characters, so nothing we can do I’m afraid. If you want an image of the disc as the icon when you view it in explorer, you’ll need to create an appropriate autorun.inf file and configure it to point to an icon file that shows what you want it to show. Again, this is something outside of ImgBurn.

To be honest, I don't even know where that 8.3 name is coming from. Is Windows generating it or is it reading both file systems and that's coming from the ISO9660 one? Maybe open the disc in ISOBuster, navigate to the correct path within the ISO9660 file system and see what it's called. What settings have you selected within the ISO9660 restrictions tab? I'm guessing you've relaxed them to the max?

In that case, please try and see what's written in the log window and the status bar (of the main window) of the one that's supposedly crashed. That info will help pinpoint what it was doing at the time.

The program should tell you it has crashed and offer to send a log. Please do so.

Nope, it always closes them.

v2.5.8.0 doesn't have any way of getting around that prompt. I have already added another command line parameter that can, but it'll only be available in the next release... whenever that might be.

Something like lupasrename should work.

Have you tried doing a full format on that discs? If you already have, you should give up with that and switch to different media. Your drive really doesn't like that one.

Ok so the drive no longer recognise a blank one of those discs? You’ll have to try some other discs or get another drive. Cleaning the drive may help... but it also might not. Haha.

Post the log from ImgBurn and post the info Ch3vr0m mentioned from within ImgBurn's drive/disc info window on the right please. Just load the program, go into Write mode, put one of the (new) blank discs in and copy + paste everything from that window on the right.

not sure why or how you'd be picking ImgBurn for use on a Mac.... seeing as there isn't a Mac version. Unless you actually meant 'Machine' when you wrote 'Mac'? This thread looks a lot like spam to me but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt for now.

Where did you download it from? Which mirror site?

Ok, so it's a pressed (silver) disc then, not a 'burnt' one? It could be a form of copy protection, yes. The name of the file the problem sector belongs to certainly has a random looking name, but maybe that's normal for that disc? You could just keep ignoring the error (click 'continue') and let it fill the bad sector with zeros.

Do you have access to another computer / drive to try and read the disc in that instead? Is it a disc you've burnt in the past? If so, how long ago? What condition is the disc in? Make sure it's clean.

On some OS's, yes. They changed the way it works a bit in the newer OS's though and so an updated version of ImgBurn would be required for those. It's purely cosmetic though, so don't worry about it too much.

Build mode Set the output to image file.

No, not via CMD line, this is in the program itself. Go into Build mode and then select the 'Advanced' tab on the right, followed by the 'Media' one. Change the Single Layer - Profile to 'Custom' and then enter a larger number. Maybe just copy the value from the double layer DVD+R DL one (i.e. 4173824).

Well, I say that.... if you just want an ISO for playback via a media player rather than for burning to disc (basically anything where the layer break isn't important), you can change the size of single layer media to something larger than DVD9 and it won't prompt you.

In a word, no.