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It has to be a cold boot I think... I've haven't had the issue myself, so don't quote me on that!

Can I assume you've tried physically turning the computer totally off and on again? Liteon drives often have that problem and cycling the power to the drive fixes it.

Post the log please - as per the pink box up the top.

I doubt your drive is capable of overburning DVD+R DL properly, but in any case, you need to fix your DMA issues first... try another SATA cable.

If the disc is unreadable, it's unreadable. Try them in other drives too, you may find one that's a better reader than the one you used there.

Post the CUE so we can take a look please.

Post the log of you erasing it please.

I wouldn't... revert it to SAO. It's much better.

Glad that appears to have solved the problem.

Most drives won't burn a track that's less than 150 sectors in SAO mode... yours rejects the CUE sheet being sent to it. Not sure what the issue is with the Log file, it works ok here. The program only writes to the file when it's being closed down - it doesn't do it as it goes (just so you know).

New DVD+RW discs aren't usually preformatted and the drive will error out if you try to issue a 'write' command without having formatted it first. I don't know what the problem was with the DVD-RW, the program would never ask to do a full erase on one of those. It's a quick erase (if the drive claims it isn't blank/empty) or nothing.

That's probably the same error you had before. Your first log was a weird one. I expect it failed and you just tried to burn the same disc again. Import some MKM-003-00 from elsewhere, you must have imported that drive from somewhere?

Try with some different disc. Oh and post the full log next time please.

DMA errors are usually related to bad cables. Unplug, replug (replace if you can) and then try again.

In general, you shouldn't convert from Flac to MP3 (and then to CD-DA) That kinda defeats the purpose of Flac! It's meant to be lossless. Get madFlac installed and working For any 24 bit lossless files that DirectShow can't convert automatically, save them as 16 bit Wave files in your conversion tool.

It's all at the bottom of the audio cd guide. You should only need to install madflac - unless the files are in a weird format (24 bit maybe?).

But the verbatim mkm-003-00 disc you should be using.

Yes, that does it all. I haven't read that 8.2 or 9.0 will be UEFI only. Seems an odd move on Microsoft's part but oh well.

The first error is the important one and yours said 'internal target failure'. So I assume it (the drive) ran into some issue with burning the disc. You were right to try again with a new one.

Looking for gaps between tracks. The table of contents point to 'index 1' within a track. A track can actually start at index 0, so the program goes looking for that kind of thing so that it's an accurate image with the correct gap info in the cue file.

That error usually follows something else (like a 'write error'). Maybe the initial error is being swallowed up by another driver on your machine. Try burning at 4x and/or with some better discs. Your drive may be having trouble burning the Ritek-f16-01 discs you're currently using.

Correct, it doesn't convert anything. Use something like MultiAVCHD to make a proper AVCHD folder structure from your camera file and then burn that structure in Build mode.

Use the current version and post a new (full) log please.

Where possible and for 'known' drives (or at least makes of drives with certain device identifiers), the program always attempts to issue the commands to booktype DVD+R, DVD+RW and DVD+R DL media to DVD-ROM. That's the 'automatically' bit. That info can be seen in the log at the start of the burn. You shouldn't have to load up the booktype feature and do it manually - unless you've disabled the 'Auto Change Book Type' option on the 'Write' tab in the Settings.

You can't erase a DVD+R DL disc, so that's probably why that failed. Your drive seems to be having problems burning to the disc you're using (FTI-R08-65). Try some different ones (MKM-003-00). http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000