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Go for the firmware update. Those jvc discs are probably the cheaper LTH ones too. They aren't as good as the normal HTL ones.

Boot into safe mode.... same issue? Which mode is your sata controller in? Ata / ahci / raid etc Which chipset does your motherboard use? Just make sure it's not the one that had the bug and required the B3 update.

That's why I said to try a few more discs and power cycling the drive. Sometimes these things just fix themselves.

Yes, just mount your ISO and point build mode at the root of the virtual drive - ie E:

Basic input mode or advanced input mode? If advanced, drag and dropping from explorer itself or the explorer pane of the DLE window?

If anything, it should be doing the complete opposite to what you're telling me. The drives were tested for overburning MKM-001-00 and MKM-003-00 media. Anything else they manage to overburn successfully is a bonus. If the overburning side of things isn't kicking in with the discs that feature has been verified to work with, something is wrong somewhere.

Your drive isn't working properly. It should report the larger size without you doing anything. Try a few more discs and power cycling the drive. If it still doesn't work, you'll probably have to send it back.

It's all about the layer break here db and that won't do anything with it either.

No, DT wouldn't have mounted the ISO correctly without the MDS either, it's probably just halved the image size and called that the layer break position... which is then what ImgBurn would have recorded in your new MDS file. You'd be better off building a new image using the 'create image file from files/folders' option and pointing it at the virtual drive.

ok, stop using other programs that are also trying to use it, defrag it, check DMA is enabled and working correctly (do a speed test on it using hdtune or similar).

If you've reset the settings like I said, you won't be getting a 'logical block address out of range' error. Post a new log please.

Correct, resetting the settings to their default values will fix the issue you're having.

Ok, so which drive were the files you were burning there coming from? It or the system as a whole was too busy to maintain a steady write speed.

Post the log as it stands at that point please and maybe grab a screenshot too. I've done hundreds of audio CDs and never had an issue with it myself.

Where are your source files located? Wherever they're stored seems really slow as you're running into lots of buffering issues.

Like I said, reset the settings to their default values.

You've messed around with the settings and have stopped the program from working correctly. Reset them back to defaults. Your discs may cause you problems btw. You should be using MKM-003-00 ones.

Your log showed you attempting to burn with the old liteon drive, so that's all I can go on. Upgrade ImgBurn, try again with the other drive and post that log.

That drive is ancient now and seeing as it only lists 2x as a supported write speed for your tyg02 discs, I'd say the firmware probably doesn't really support them at all. You're using an out of date version of ImgBurn too.

Yes, just for now, make ISO files of what you want to burn and then burn those. That way, you can use Verify mode to compare the disc to the image at a later date and not simply be checking the disc is readable. No, that isn't significant (it's purely cosmetic)... but mine had always showed up as USB 3.0 when it was connected that way in testing. I wonder why yours just says 2.0 ?

Have you tried with other media? A rewritable maybe? Problems like this are the hardest to do anything with. Keep using images and reverify anything that fails the initial one to see if the errors are in the same place. Make sure you reenable the option to compare against an image file or it won't be comparing the actual data on the disc.

It's a raw dump of the cdtext data.

You aren't using decent discs but the drive still shouldn't just be getting stuck and not erroring out. I don't understand why your drive doesn't show up in safe mode. Your machine's sata controller is only in basic ata mode rather than ahci. Do you have any other discs you can try? Do you have anything in your filters drivers list? It's in the Tools menu and you can copy + paste the info.

Update the firmware on your drive and try again. http://www.firmwarehq.com/LG/GH24NS70/files.html

That thread was mainly aimed at buggy drives / firmware at that time. If you get it now and have a more recent drive / firmware then it's probably due to an actual problem with the hardware / media you're using. There are only really 2 makes of BD drive now... LG and Pioneer. I'd go for the Pioneer.