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I think that's a feature everyone would like, but no developer would ever bother to implement. I'd like DAEMON Tools to work like that too

Sorry, let me translate: I can't be bothered to ... etc etc. Obviously the tool tip tells you % complete but I do realise it's not instantly visible and so not what you were after exactly!

Most drives remember the setting you last used so just tell it to use DVD+R DL (Normal, Default, Standard etc). Unless you touch it again, that's how it will stay.

Well spotted corn! I don't think that's a DVD-Video compliant double layer image either.

They're all supported because they all use the same (MMC3, MMC4, MMC5) command set.

Out of interest, have you done speed tests with a simple crossover cable between your two AMD64 machines? You know, just to see what they're able to achieve without anything else causing problems. Having just tested mine (going via some netgear gigabit switch), I also get about 26.5mB/sec (according ot DU Meter). Weird thing is, when I start to copy a large file, it does a few seconds at 46mB/sec before going down to that ~26 speed.

Ritek DL (which I assume is what you're using because they're the cheapest) and NEC drives don't mix too well - especially if you don't have the very latest firmware installed.

You can already minimise to the tray and I really can't be arsed to create a little icon on the fly as I read buffer values etc and then send it to the tray - not only that, I don't know how to do it!

The Adaptec one wont work as just a dll, it needs to be installed properly. Nero's one will though.

It polls (pings) a few places to see if there is an internet connection. Nothing to worry about. FYI, it does microsoft, google and yahoo. The chances of them all being down at the same time is practically nil!

I know nothing about the DMG files. Could you make one with a simple text file or something in it and send it to me for inspection?

To be totally honest, I wouldn't have a clue what's causing that. There must be a way to refresh InCD without rebooting, you just need to find it!

Indeed, this isn't the place to ask about editing DVDs or authoring your own - although there is nothing wrong with what you're doing. Go see what the people over at http://forum.doom9.org say.

Happy Birthday old timer!

Yeah it just verifys the disc is readable.

Let me just refer you to: http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtop...st=0entry2844

Here is an extract from the Mt. Fuji Command Manual for Multimedia Devices - Version 6.

So far as I can tell, there is no way to tell a DVD-R DL disc where to put the layerbreak. They work differently to DVD+R DL.

Booktype is something totally different and it only applies to DVD+R/+RW/+R DL media. Yes the program supports all formats of media.

It should be on a cell boundary (if it has to be in the middle of a VTS set at all!) and there can be 1 or more cells per chapter....so, I guess Yes, it can be put in the middle of a chapter.

In nero, you just create a new data disc. Use ISO and Joliet filesystems (or ISO and UDF). I still use cdrwin from www.goldenhawk.com for that stuff! lol

Disable all the file association stuff within DVD Dec. Double check with the DVD Rebuilder guy that ImgBurn stuff is working properly!

Twisting things as usual lfc

That position of the layer break has no effect on your PI/PO scans. The quality of the burn is dependant only on the drive/firmware/media combo. Software 'shouldn't' come into it! I know you've already mentioned the LB positions from both programs, but you did so without context. I need to know what's so special about that LBA. Is it in the middle of a VTS? Is it at the start? etc.. etc.. I'd also like to see a screenshot of the layer break dialog box from within ImgBurn, and a screenshot of PgcEdit displaying its version of that same info. Only then can I get the whole picture of things. Thanks.

Try newer firmware too. http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=1905