Cynthia

Your log: One of my logs: Have you tried to wait some minutes longer?

Same problem if you select 2x as the write speed?

What's in the image? If it's a DVD Video image, mount the image with something like http://www.dvdfab.com/virtual-drive.htm and then use the mounted files to create a new build in ImgBurn to get the layer break as you desire.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=6376

Sure you are using the advanced input mode in the build function? Sounds more as you are using the standard input mode window.

You need a file system. Mount the image with something like this and build a new image through ImgBurn. http://www.dvdfab.com/virtual-drive.htm

Can you post the log of that burn?

Try a lower speed than the current 8x. Those discs with that media code is very often seen as posted "bad burns" in this forum. Try with some better quality media.

Same issue when you burn at 4x or 8x?

14 sec is normal.

The old name was AUTO and was replaced by AWS. So I think you should use AWS, but I guess LUK is the one to know for sure.

Sure you downloaded the latest language file and also unzipped it and put it in the language folder? If I open up the file in a text reader, the first rows shows this.

You can add 'DVD-R' and it'll burn all DVD-R (that aren't otherwise specified) at whatever speed you select. The same can be done for 'DVD+R'. Just add this text in the DiscID field.

From the source file: From the german file: Both have 14 items, so I doubt you have the latest version installed of the german language file. Microsoft Windows 7 Ultimate x64 Edition (6.1, Build 7601 : Service Pack 1)

I installed the latest language file and I didn't get the warning message.

Servivce Pack 1 for Win 7 is out.

Sure you have the latest german.lng file downloaded/installed?

No other anti virus program has reported it, try to update your definitions.

How much hard disk reading/writing is that sound mixing using? CPU is not the issue here, looks more as the hard disk is "occupied".

Assuming it was a new disc you tried with, the burner can't even read the right size of the discs. Should be something like this in size. Not sure why you switched away from SPTI.

These discs are not Verbatims.

ImgBurn is a burning tool, not an authoring tool, so you can't do what you want whit this program.

Yes, try that one and if that also fails, try the 2.4x.

You have three speeds to select from. The 8x you have already tried with as that is what MAX used.