[I got a warning burning a dual layer disc]

ImgBurn has a whole load of new code to do with layerbreak stuff.

 

DVD Decrypter was 'stupid' in this area - as such, that error message didn't even exist in it.

 

You cannot just magically create a layerbreak within an ISO file. Files have to start at the exact sector to allow a cell to meed the criteria required for a layerbreak position.

 

So although the burn (and verify) went ok, you may have a problem at the layer change on your standalone dvd players.

 

Basically what I can see from your log is that the main VTS group is probably VTS_06 and within that, there are no cells in any of the PGC's that start on an LBA that's a multiple of 16.

 

 

I made a copy of the same dvd with CLoneDvd and it gave me a message about Fixing IFO problems and time mapping inconsistancies. So I guess the dvd has a problem. I've used IMGBurn for at about 10 dl burns and this is the first time I've ever seen that warning. Has to be the dvd.

[I got a warning burning a dual layer disc]

i burned the same movie with dvd decrypter and got no warning message.

[I got a warning burning a dual layer disc]

I just Verified it successfully with IMGBurn. I'll watch it tonight to see if it plays properly. Am I doing something wrong or is that message supposed to be there? I've made dual layer discs before on a a different pc and don't remember seeing that message.

[I got a warning burning a dual layer disc]

W 20:45:18 Optimal L1 Data Zone Start LBA: None Found! (VTS_06)

 

What is that? I read in a different forum that the layer break isn't set, but that doesn't make sense. The program supposed to calculate it. I used dvd decrypter with anydvd to rip the dvd and changed the i/o tab to elaborate bytes. then i burn with imgburn but i leave all the settings alone.

[Invalid Write Address at 51%]

MY verbatim dl burn failed at 51% stating invalid write address and tracking servo failure. I've never had a coaster before ever. What the hell happened?