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I don't know if that drive contains firmware support for that MID. Try cross flashing the drive to the better GGW model and then install the latest firmware update for it. Cross flashing details can be found here... http://club.myce.com/f61/lg-blu-ray-crossflash-ggw-h20l-gbw-h20l-be06lu10-be06lu11-260811/ Then use ImgBurn's firmware update check to locate a newer version for your drive.

ImgBurn can't shrink anything so you needn't worry about that. You should only be doing what you're doing if your images aren't being burnt. Don't do it because you're too lazy to pick a location for the layer break.

Ok, don't listen to me then. Why even bother posting for help?

Your drive is having trouble burning to the discs you're trying to use. Please post the full log from that attempt at burning.

Copy and paste whatever goes into the log window when you try and format the disc please.

That thing (text) you're upset about is just my 'signature'. It's automatically added to the bottom of all of my posts and wasn't aimed at you. Relax

That's just something it does. If you aren't ever going to burn them (so they're for a NAS or whatever) edit the size of single layer media on the media tab and it won't ask you.

You need to do what the program is telling you to do. You're currently in 'Write' mode and that's for burning disc image (ISO) files. Switch to Build mode and try again. There are several guides in the Guides section here on the forum, they should help you achieve what you want to do.

Probably a bad burn / disc. Try again.

You don't need a B, there are several others that work fine (A, B, C, D and E).

The express and custom things are purely for the 3rd programs you're being offered and nothing to do with ImgBurn. The title at the top of the screen says as much. The offer screens are nothing to do with me, I don't know what you're going to be offered and I don't know what the offer screen will look like. That's all handled by the advertising company's plugin and is done dynamically.

All BD disc are treated like single layer discs (just with different capacities). Once a layer is totally full, the drive moves onto the next one.

ImgBurn doesn't convert anything so unless your player will actually play the type of files you're trying to burn, you're wasting your time. If it plays them ok, the reason you can't pick them is probably because you've gone into Write mode which is for burning disc image files (ISO files). You'd need to be in Build mode, which you use for burning regular files and folders.

That drive won't work.

I haven't tried madFlac and windows 8. If the more automated way of registering the filter didn't work, I guess I'd try running regsvr32 on it directly from an elevated command prompt and see what happens. Failing that, I'd Google it. ImgBurn uses DirectShow for decoding audio files, so it's your system as a whole that needs to configured for it rather than ImgBurn.

Those aren't the default settings. MKM-001-00 were better being burnt at 4x than 2.4x. They may play for a while but as soon as it reaches the unreadable bit, it'll error out. Unreadable is unreadable.

It does require Internet access, so maybe your firewall blocked it or something?

The thread you linked to pretty much covers it, as does the audio cd guide in the guides section of the forum. You should be able to burn your EAC cue files.

Can you post the log then please? As I said, it wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't rewritable. If it really isn't rewritable, your drive must just be reporting that it is.

Unless your drive is reporting a bogus error (and assuming you remembered it correctly), that would mean you're trying to burn more on the disc than actually fits. I do realise that doesn't fit with what you've said in your post. If the drive is causing nothing but problems, would it not be wise to get another one?

Try buying the proper verbatim MKM-003-00 discs that everyone/where tells you to buy. The Ritek ones often fail. Turn off online hypertuning too.

It wouldn't be doing it if it wasn't rewritable.

Udma 32 errors mean there's something wrong with the connection to your drive or the drivers are messing up. Try the udma fix in the FAQ where you uninstall the controller in device manager.

Your drive produced a bad burn. Revert ImgBurn's settings to their default values, you don't need to mess around with them. If your drive supports the command, try clearing its OPC history. If it still can't produce a decent burn, you'll have to try sourcing another spindle of discs and hope they're better.

They pick up on Opencady within the installer. Opencandy offers you 3rd party software during the installation process. It only runs within the installer and so where that's concerned, you've nothing to worry about.