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Maybe you already have some codec pack installed, I don't install codec packs just what I need.

New user have some limitation to avoid SPAM. Why do you whant to send PM to everyone? Read the Guides and FAQ's. Use the search function, maybe your question already has an answer. You can start your thread in any section you need to ask something, just don't start a thread in all section with the same question. Welcome to ImgBurn Forum.

The big file don't work with any of the OP listed DSF or plugin. The small file works with http://www.free-codecs.com/download/aac_aacplus_player_plugin.htm I can play the files in PotPlayer, QuickTime or even Winamp, not play in BSPlayer or WMP. They seem the same format but the big one is alac and the small one is MPEG-4 AAC LC, at least that is listed in Winamp when you hit Alt+3. After a little search, I found this http://dsp-worx.de/?n=15 After installing it ImgBurn complains the OptimFROG.dll is missing when you add the files. Download from here http://losslessaudio.org/Downloads.php and extract the OptimFROG.dll and OptimGROG.lib to your Windows\system32 folder or Windows\SysWOW64 if you are on x64.

Exactly.

You probably messed the Settings. Go to Settings and make sure on Build Tab > Page 4 > Don't Prompt Root Content box isn't activated. Or better hit the Restore Defaults at bottom left corner in Settings and don't touch anything of what you aren't sure what it does. Default Settings works best for all users.

Welcome to ImgBurn Forum. Please, read the pink box above. In the Guides section you'll fiind the guide for Audio CD. At the bottom of the guide there are links to DirectShow filtes you need.

As long as you use Read mode " Create image file from disc" the copy will be exactly as the original, no compression.

Maybe the OP want just an autorun disc and got confused and don't know how to ask or lost in translation. If thats the desire here is how to make it https://www.wizbit.net/cd-dvd_production_faqs/create-cd-autorun-file/

Did you set the dropdown to 2? It should remember the 2 copies.

Settings > Write tab > Remember "Copies"

Read the pink box above and find the Guides. If you encounter any problems on following the Guides, please come back and ask for help. Welcome to ImgBurn Forum.

Answer "No" to the prompt when adding the parent folder.

Is that a standard DVD Video you converted (Video_TS folder)? Does the converted files play nice in a software player (VLC, MPC-HC etc.)?

Yes, it is possible, but you have to stick with what you have x86 > x86, x64 > x64 You can't change x86 to x64 and viceversa or whatever you trying to do.

There is no MP3 audio vs MP3 data thing here. The MP3 are compressed files so you can put a lot more on a CD depending on the compression level. The other disc is standard Audio CD with uncompressed audio, that's why will only fit a few files on a regular 700 MB disc, usually 80 minutes of playable audio files

The type of disc you use. You need dual layer disc for that image size.

Extract them to wav. MP3 is a compressed file so you'll lose some bits. Maybe not noticable to average human ear but if you can keep all the quality, why not?

After you load the file just look below the source for the info on the main screen.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?/topic/23811-imgburn-on-windows-10/

Do not think that DL is the same as SL burn. In case of the failure most of the problems are related to second layer burn. DL burn seams to require more accuracy from the drive even if you use the top media. Maybe your drive is on the way out and you need a modern one that can deal with the new media. You should visit other forums that deals with wii stuffs to find what you need to buy for what you want to achieve.

Using Verbatim will not solve the problem in your particular case, I'm affraid. Your drive report that can burn only 3x, 4x, 6x while the media is 8x rated so you fall into the category that point 4 and 5 from that link applies to you.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?/topic/8000-problems-burning-double-layer-discs/

Yes, it's that simple but people never read, only click, click, click, click... than.... ooooohh my Gooood! Welcome to ImgBurn Forum.

Read here... http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?/topic/8000-problems-burning-double-layer-discs/

It seams Windows Disc Image Burner default to burn at max speed and don't offer a setting for write speed if you right click an image and chose Burn disc image. http://www.howtogeek.com/80094/how-to-burn-an-iso-image-in-windows-7/ But if you select the image in Windows Explorer and start the burn from the top menu Burn button you have the option to set the write speed. http://helpdeskgeek.com/windows-7/burn-cd-dvd-windows-7-tutorial/ I don't know if it write and save a log somewhere.