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Those files were present in the folder but won't make it into the image or onto the disc. Thumbs.db is usually created by the OS when a folder contains some pictures. It's a cache of the thumbnail views explorer displays.

I didn't insult you, I asked you to follow instructions.

I believe the greyed out / disabled looking radio button on the program offer screens is being worked on (made optional or gotten rid of completely). That has to be done at OpenCandy HQ though and is nothing to do with me.

You don't need to copy + paste anything from the family tree prompt, it gets written to the log window - which you can then copy + paste. Please try and follow what I actually say in my posts and not just what you think you're reading.

Boot into safe mode and see if the same thing happens. Don't forget that the erase should take 15 mins. Your log says 14:03 and you posted it at 14:07... that isn't long enough for it to finish. Stick with the latest version and post the updated family tree info please. If you're burning automatically from DVD Flick, copy the ImgBurn.exe from ImgBurn's folder into the DVD Flick one and replace the existing (old) version.

OK well the first thing I'd do is install the latest Intel Chipset Device software. http://downloadmirror.intel.com/20775/eng/infinst_autol.exe Reboot, install a newer Intel Rapid Storage Technology driver and then reboot again. http://downloadmirror.intel.com/20768/eng/STOR_allOS_10.8.0.1003.exe

I'm not asking you to try erasing the disc again, I just need more info about your system (and the 'Family Tree' feature provides it). Your issue is nothing to do with ImgBurn, so reinstalling won't do anything.

So there's no % complete mentioned in the status bar of the main window? Formatting would take 15 mins or so. Right click the drive 'drop down' selection box and click 'Family Tree'. Close the prompt and then copy + paste everything from the Log window again please.

Install the current release and try again. If you still have the same problem, post a new log.

So that disc was one of the good ones? I need the disc info from a disc that wouldn't verify. You don't need to have changed anything for your drive/firmware/media combo to mess up - it's a hardware thing and nothing to do with ImgBurn.

It should be fine, I extended the timeout when waiting for the drive to become 'Ready'.

Had it (the drive) replied with that info the first time around, verification would have actually passed initial checks and started properly.

Either you're talking about the 'calculate' option which fills out the 'Information' tab on the right, or you normally use the 'disc layout editor' editor window having changed to 'advanced' input mode. Basically, everything is still there.

I don't remember 'ProdiscF02' having ever been classed as 'good' discs! Can you put one of the burnt ones back in the drive, switch to Read mode and then copy + paste the disc info from the box on the right please.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

It looks like your drive is messing up... try investing in some decent discs. Cleaning the drive with a cleaning disc may help too.

Post the log so we can see what actually happened please - as per the pink box up the top

There's nothing in ImgBurn to change the write speed during the burn. It's probably the drive. They usually do a similar thing if the disc is hard to read (spin down to a slower speed).

If those clips are already in DVD video format, that's not going to work - the files will want to overwrite each other - as seen in your screenshot. You'd need to use an authoring program to combine them and then burn the combined version.

If it burns and verifies ok, it should at least be partly readable in other drives. Scan it with kprobe and check the burn quality. If it looks ok then it's probably the drive in your xbox. Burn quality has nothing to do with the program itself. I couldn't make it better/worse if I tried.

That's their (your?) problem, not mine. Tell them to add the command line switch to set the correct 'output' method ('/BUILDOUTPUTMODE ').

Ah, this is because it's reading the 'Album Performer/Title' tags from the file and using that regardless of the Disc level CD-TEXT setting. I've now made sure it only uses that info if the Disc level is also set to use Tags. Thanks for the report.

And post a log showing this issue please.

You want the 'write' one. If BD Rebuilder has an option to eject the tray, I assume that would do the job too if it's what's calling up ImgBurn in the first place.

No, not if it's part of a write operation.