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Try installing the latest firmware for your drive. http://www.firmwarehq.com/Samsung/TS-L462C/files.html The media you're using is rated beyond the 4x speed your drive is currently limiting it to - so perhaps the DE01 firmware doesn't actually support it properly and that's why your drive isn't burning it very well.

SP2 is the current one. Then you'd probably want ot put on the latest (currently anyway!) Intel Rapid Storage Technology drivers. http://downloadcenter.intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?agr=Y&DwnldID=20913&keyword=%22rapid%22&lang=eng You'd want the 'STOR_Win7_XP_11.1.0.1006.exe' file.

See if a full erase works on the BD-RE disc. If the drive is failing to burn any DL disc, you'd probably have to try another drive to see if yours is just faulty.

It can change the regional code of the drive (5 times as per normal limits). It can't change it for whatever DVD Video disc you're burning.

That's the disc info from the main window... do you not have a log window too? You can enable it again via the 'View' menu at the top of the main window. I can see there's a newer firmware available for your drive, you should update. http://www.firmwarehq.com/Samsung/SH-W162Z/files.html You should also read the following 'pinned' (important) topic. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

This is covered in the FAQ. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=59&&do=findComment&comment=972 You should install service pack 1 for Windows 7 too.

Like I said, I've seen this problem being caused by outdated drivers. Installing the latest ones usually fixes it. If you could provide the info I asked for, it would be appreciated.

Copy + paste everything from the log window please (as per the pink box up the top )

Please check the filters within ImgBurn itself - just in case the directshow graph is slightly different. Right click one of the problem MP3 files once you've added it to the 'Create CUE File' window and you should see a directshow filter option in the context menu that pops up. Does the disc burn and verify ok? Does it sound bad in the PC and a standalone CD player?

As your Windows install is 2 service packs behind where it should be, I'm guessing your drivers are equally as outdated. I've seen that cause this problem before. Right click the drive selection drop down box and click 'Family Tree'. Close the prompt and then copy + paste everything from the Log window please.

Ah, this is what's wrong in that info... The rest looks ok though so it's probably just a firmware bug.

Ah, that's probably caused by this... It seems your drive had problems initialising the disc properly. If you still have it handy, could you pop it back in the drive, start ImgBurn in Read mode and copy + paste the disc info text from the box on the right please. Thanks

Did you install the firmware update? Errors during the verify process aren't a good sign. Can you post the log so we can see those too please?

I'd still like to see the log please. After that, you'd have to close the program, inport the registry file in the FAQ that enables I/O debug mode upon startup (or edit it manually) and then load the program again so the PTRobot debug logs gets created too. I can then take a look at them / forward them on to Primera for troubleshooting.

Where's the rest of that log? It appears to be missing the important stuff. Have you tried various Flac files? I know the 24bit ones don't work, those filters don't seem to be able to convert them to the required 16bit format.

That image is too big for a CD, burn it to a DVD.

Maybe this would work? http://www.paragon-software.com/business/net-burner/

Sorry, you just can't do that with optical drives. Mapped drives won't work in programs that talk directly to the drive at a low level - not for hdds or optical drives.. There's probably some software you can get that you run on both machines and it makes the drive look like it's a local device - you'd have to Google for that though, I've never used/needed it.

Please refer to this. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=12200

I certainly wouldn't ever use ImgBurn for that job. I'd make an image of the drive via a bootable disc (I use Acronis True Image) - so that OS on the disc isn't actually running at the time. Once the same software is then installed within Windows on the new machine, you'll probably be able to mount the image and access it like any other drive (possibly just read only).

Slow the burn down a bit, try 8x or something. You should install the latest firmware update first though. http://www.firmwarehq.com/NEC/ND-3500AG/files.html Don't forget, the drive is probably 6 - 8 years old now. It might benefit from being cleaned. btw, service pack 1 is out for Windows 7.

No, you can't burn 2 ISO files onto 1 discs and have them just work, they won't. What you need to do is reauthor them into a single DVD Video compilation - which isn't something ImgBurn does. It should be simple enough to Google for the information you require and a guide on how to do it / what to use.

That doesn't look like a double layer disc, it looks like a single layer one. Post the log please (as per the pink box up the top ), it'll tell us a lot more

Are there any errors in the log? Post it please - as per the pink box up the top. If not, it's probably the Primera drivers that are having problems.

I've had mine a while now so it's the original 'Nimbie USB' (NB11). There's a 'Nimbie Plus USB' (NB21) out now which would be the one I'd buy if I was buying it today.