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Are you 100% sure that's a new (never attempted to use it before) disc?! The free capacity on it is exactly the same as the source image you're trying to burn... and I really can't see that ever happening. So try some other discs... try every disc in the spindle. If they all come up saying they only have '452 096' sectors free, something is broken somewhere.

That isn't the complete log. Please ensure you post the full thing... including the 'Verify' stage. If you've turned that off, turn it on again. If the disc burns and verifies ok, read this... http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=12200

Put a new disc in and copy + paste the disc information from the box on the right of the main window please. Whatever the problem is, I very much doubt it's anything to do with ImgBurn. It'll be some issue with your drive/firmware/media combo. TYG02 are great discs though... so unless they're fake, I don't know why they'd be to blame.

Where's the log of you actually trying to burn the disc? Update ImgBurn too, we don't support old versions.

Your drive isn't seeing that disc correctly (at its full capacity). Try another new disc.

Try the other supported write speeds and/or get different discs... I recommend Taiyo Yuden CDs, they're all I ever use.

If you have a problem, post the log please - as per the pink box up the top

You'd need to convert them to 16 bit in a sound editing tool if no directshow filter will convert it automatically.

Adjust it in the settings so it auto answers 'No'.

It's not worse, it's exactly the same error (but in a different place). Personally I'd rather it error out at the start than waste 30 mins and then error out. Either way you're left with a coaster. Try different discs and/or a different drive.

It's some drive/firmware/media combo issue, yes.

It makes no difference what you're burning, the drive doesn't know or care. Yours is having a problem writing to that 'CMCMAG-DI6-000' media, so try some different discs.

I wouldn't have mentioned them if they weren't

The last drive I purchased (from LambdaTek) for testing was being sold as a 'Lite-On IHAS124-14' and it turned out to be a 'LiteOn iHAS124 E'.

It sounds like it's dying to me. Get yourself another one.

That leaves you with trying 4x and attempting to clean the drive with a cleaning disc.

An ISO is an image file, so you use the 'Write Image File To Disc' option. Once you've loaded the ISO in 'Write' mode, it'll say if it's bootable or not next to the 'File Sys' ('File System') label. Either you'll see the word 'Bootable' or you won't. If it isn't bootable, you'd need to recreate (rebuild) the ISO and make it bootable... or just try and find one that is bootable already.

Try cleaning the drive with a cleaning disc. If it isn't even seeing some discs, it's either dirty or has developed a fault.

Update the firmware on the drive. http://www.firmwarehq.com/Pioneer/DVR-115D/files.html Try burning at 8x instead of 'MAX'. Buy some different/better discs (not 'RITEK-F16-01' as you've got now). Your drive may need cleaning too as it's getting on a bit now.

Your drive reported a 'Write Error' when trying to burn to the disc... so it had some issue with it. Turn off the drive's 'OverSpeed' feature, clear the opc history and then try again.

Your drive reported a 'Write Error' when trying to burn to the disc... so I guess it has some issue with them. Try the other supported write speed (i.e. 4x) and perhaps try cleaning the drive with a cleaning disc. Failing that, get some different discs.

If your drive doesn't like burning 'MEI-T02-001', you'll have to try some other discs.

Try using the other speeds your drive says it supports on those discs. 2.4x may not be the best option. If it still fails, try cleaning the drive with a cleaning disc.

Yes but there's no real reason for ever needing it that big.

Use the current release and post a new log please.