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LIGHTNING UK!

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  1. Ok, that really isn't anything to do with ImgBurn. Maybe your drive is just timing out and ejecting the disc itself.
  2. 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).
  3. 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.
  4. 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.
  5. 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.
  6. See my previous answer.
  7. 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.
  8. 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.
  9. Try a Verbatim DVD+RW. At the moment all I can tell you is that your drive doesn't appear to like the 'INFODISC-A10-01' dye/MID.
  10. I don't think that's possible. Such information isn't contained on the disc.
  11. What do they mean? They mean what it says.
  12. It looks like you've still got the 'Matroska Pack' installed. That's given you the CoreFlac and ffdshow. You also have DC-Bass installed. I believe all of those support decoding flac files. Open up the DSFMgr program I linked you to earlier, find madFlac and change it's 'Merit' to 'Preferred' (00800000) If need be, you can highlight and 'unregister' filters using that same application. Make sure you're using ImgBurn 2.5.7.0 and try again.
  13. If I'm 110% honest, I'm not sure that I ever actually tried it properly. It was something I just thought I'd add one day (ages ago) but then got side tracked by something else. I hadn't even added it to the changelog until a couple of days ago when someone spotted the new text in the language file! So anyway, enough of the excuses, I'll get it fixed asap and thanks for reporting it.
  14. v2.5.7.0 is out now
  15. Build mode relies on the OS for being able to read the files off the disc (normally it would be reading a hard drive). There's no special read error / retry handling in place for that and being 'Build' mode, the 'Read' mode options don't apply. I'm sure IsoBuster will do the job (if it's at all possible), but an alternative might be something like Unstoppable Copier - http://www.roadkil.net/program.php?ProgramID=29
  16. Correct, the disc isn't finalised. You've got an empty 2nd session open. I don't really know how you'd close that. I don't think it's possible without actually writing some data to it. I can't find an option in Nero to close/finalise anything AFTER the fact, you just have the option to close/finalise at burn time.
  17. Do you have any codec packs installed on your PC? The first thing to do would be to uninstall those. I guess what you're aiming for is a system where ImgBurn tells you it can't decode the flac files because there are no DirectShow filters installed that can do the job - at which point you can just install madFlac. You can use 'InstalledCodec' to get a list of what's currently on the system. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/installed_codec.html In the 'View' menu you'll find an option to create a HTML report of all items. Do that, save the report (via the File menu, press the 'Alt' key to bring it up if it's not already visible), zip it up and then upload it here if you like - I'll take a look. If you have multiple filters that can handle a certain type of file, you can use DSFMgr to change their 'Merit' (priority). http://www.softella.com/dsfm/index.en.htm
  18. What you're burning is not the problem here, it's the discs you're burning to (or at least *trying* to burn to). There might well be other reasons for buying an iHAS drive - but they're beyond the scope of this forum.
  19. As usual, you can download it and view the changelog by visiting the main website. http://www.imgburn.com/ Special 'Thanks' to all the beta testers, translators and donors!
  20. That's *a* log but it's not *the* log of you burning the disc. See if this helps you find it. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=14632
  21. Sorry, I don't, no. Try the other supported write speeds though, 2.4x might not be the optimal one. If you're having nothing but problems with the RITEK discs, why don't you give in and buy the Verbatim ones that everyone recommends? http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000
  22. It sounds like your player is having trouble reading the disc. Can you post the log of you burning the disc?
  23. Yes. And you could have looked at it and found the answer for yourself in the time it took you to reply
  24. Had the files have decoded to digital silence (a bunch of zeros), ImgBurn would have detected it and told you about the problem.... so it must be something close to it but not complete silence Do you know what filters are installed on your machine for handling flac files? madFlac is the one I've tried and tested. It produces a filter driver list like this though, so I'm not sure if it's what you're also using/running...
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