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Tools -> Settings -> 'Build' tab -> 'Page 2' tab -> 'Blu-ray Video' group -> 'Create CERTIFICATE Folder' checkbox.

It sounds like your download is incomplete. Check the CRC/MD5 of your downloaded file against the one listed on the downloads page of the website. If they *are* the same and it still won't install, it's probably being blocked by your antivirus program.

Try what I suggested then. Oh and please post a log from the next image you create so I can double check what you're doing.

Sorry, I still don't know what you mean. Are you talking about the Log window? It clearly says 'ImgBurn Log' in the title/caption area of the window. It closes just fine for me.

All you can do is make an empty folder. If you aren't already doing so, just make an ISO and then mount it in a virtual drive (like Virtual Clone Drive). Then test PowerDVD by playing the virtual drive. Which version of PowerDVD do you have? Have you install the latest update/patch for it?

Re-read the last line of my post please. I need to know EXACTLY what it says.

So what type of boot image is it? A floppy disc one? The log doesn't include that info so I can't tell if you've configured ImgBurn properly for the type of file you're using. If you extract the boot image from the original disc using ImgBurn you can tell it to populate the fields with the right info.

Put the current release back on, old ones aren't supported. The log shows you that it's waiting for the drive to become ready again. Have you pushed the tray back in? If you have, tell me what message you see in the status bar of the main window.

That guide is for Windows Vista / 7, there's a different one for XP. That aside, if ImgBurn knows it's making a bootable disc (you haven't post a log so I can't tell) and the resulting disc isn't bootable, you must have made a mistake somewhere - either in ImgBurn's configuration or when you built the bootable image.

The program will call it *.bin by default but if you manually change it to be *.iso, it'll automatically (or perhaps after a prompt?) convert from Mode2/Form1 to Mode1.

What tools window?

Because the track on the disc is in Mode 2 format and they don't belong in ISO files. You're using an old version of ImgBurn btw.

Sorry, I've no idea then.

Please post a log so I can see the problem in action. The program always sends data to the drive as quickly as it can, so something else is causing the problem if it's not going at the speed the drive says it should be going at.

Could it be that you're just seeing the bit where ImgBurn cycles the tray after a burn and before a verify?

It also works fine for me in Ubuntu 12.04 Beta 2 with Wine 1.5.1.

Ok, that really isn't anything to do with ImgBurn. Maybe your drive is just timing out and ejecting the disc itself.

Post the log please. The program doesn't eject the disc until the burn has finished - and only then will it do it if you've enabled the eject option (unless it's just cycling the tray before verify).

This is more likely to be a bug in Wine than in ImgBurn. I can only get 1.4 on Ubuntu 11.10 but it works fine.

Yes, that's not exactly just closing it though is it. It's writing another (empty) session and closing it. ImgBurn never opens a 2nd session, it doesn't do multisession full stop.

It hasn't changed. If you ran the program via the installer it would be running as admin. You then can't drag+drop from Explorer because it's running at a lower level permission wise - this is a Windows 'feature'. Just close ImgBurn, reopen it normally and I'm sure it'll work fine.

See my previous answer.

I see no problem here. The program made 2 files. 1.iso and 1.mds. Just load the 1.mds file in write mode and burn. The mds is a little file that contains info about things like where the layer break is. ImgBurn uses this information when burning the data (1.iso) to the disc.

Not normally, but maybe they're looking into it. I don't like to chase people that provide a free service (support) for developers. If you want to contact them yourself (as a customer), feel free. Oh and no, I didn't provide them with your serial number, that info isn't really relevant to the question I asked.

Correct.