well one of the theory`s is that it might have something to do with PC RAM Memory or processor(when the user uses too much resources IMGBurn gets out of memory or something and destroys the DVD), because i can`t upgrade to SP3 since it will slow down the PC`s a lot, I/O tab is usually untouched, i`m trying to keep defaults as much as possible
this is the command line i was using before this one (maybe i got something wrong in it?):
Start "Construieste_ISO" /wait /min "C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /BUILDMODE IMAGEFILE /SRC "D:\ARHIVA\" /DEST "D:\Iso\arhiva.iso" /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.01" /VOLUMELABEL "Arhiva" /OVERWRITE YES /rootfolder yes /start /LOG "D:\Iso\iso.log" /close /noimagedetails
Oh and as a PS: is there any possibility that the IMGBurn Log can be written in real time not at the end of operation? or a location to its temp file? because if you run the script from another user than the one logged you can`t see its state and sometimes IMGBurn happens to just hang and waiting for something and i can`t see whats the problem, would help A LOT
Update your burner's firmware, as that ensures it knows how to handle your dodgy media.
You could also try with Verbatim DVD+RW (notice it's plus RW) media, as with that type of media you can simply overwrite the disc, no need to erase first.
the upgrade sounds good, but i doubth +RW will help me too much since the data burned has same names and usually Archives so it will have to erase the dvd anyway, problem is that for some clients works like a charm even if theyr PC`s specs are a lot under the ones i`m having problems with, thats why i have to try almost everything to get to a conclusion