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You should be able to use the Primera calibration tool for selecting upper and lower drives. Unless you physically change the location of the drives, the upper one will stay as the upper one won't it?!

Because that's how BD-RE work. There's no way to find out how much you've burnt to it because the entire disc looks burnt. ImgBurn tries to just read the file system area - hence this... ... but your burning tool has set the size to what's pretty much the full size of the disc. Use Build mode instead and point it at E:\.

If you just want to the burn the 6GB MP4 'as-is', simply add it to the Source box in Build mode (write files/folders to disc), insert your DL and burn away. The disc will only work in players supporting MP4 files (probably only certain Blu-ray players) or in computers. If you want the disc playable in ALL standard DVD players you'll have to convert the MP4 into DVD Video (SD) format and then burn that instead.

Install the latest firmware for the drive. http://www.firmwarehq.com/LG/GH22LP20/files.html Try using all the different supported speeds, 4x might not be the optimal one for your drive/firmware/media combo. RITEKF1 aren't great anyway.

Try the remaining supported speeds, 2x (2.4x) might not be the best one for your drive/firmware/media combo. The drive is a good few years old now so cleaning it with a cleaning disc may help. Try some discs from a different spindle too - just to rule out a faulty batch of discs. If all else fails, invest in a new drive.

Lite-On ATAPI iHAS624 B

It should be prompting you if you're only adding 1 folder (if it isn't then you've messed with the settings or perhaps enabled 'preserve full pathnames'). You'd need to click 'Yes' to say it's the root directory.

In the main window, once you're in Build mode... Advanced tab -> Restrictions tab -> ISO9660 tab.

Are you burning the wav as an Audio CD? If so, there's no such thing as a file or date on an Audio CD. If Windows decided to make it look like there is, it's just doing so to be nice to you and the date doesn't mean anything - it's made it up.

Here's a generic 'How to burn an image file using ImgBurn' guide... http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=61

Which drives do you have in each of the devices? My Nimbie has a Lite-On drive. MY Primera has a self installed Optiarc 7260

I'm afraid it's not as simple as 'if it supports one it supports them all'. Every disc has a media code and the media code needs to be supported in the firmware - otherwise it'll either fall back to a generic method of burning (potentially doing a bad job) or just refuse to burn at all. 'MediaCodeSpeedEdit' can examine certain firmware dumps and give you a list of the supported MIDs. It may or may not support the 2.00-09 firmware for the GH22LP20 drive.

Nope, ImgBurn always finalises once it has finished burning. If you want a multisession disc to just burn your documents etc, use the burner built into Windows (You need Vista/7 for DVDs, XP only supports CD).

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

Do another full erase and try again. If those 'CMCW03' DVD-RW discs are causing you so many problems, stop using them and buy some better ones!

Yes, it's probably some sort of copy protection.

I've had a few crash reports from Linux / Wine users with this same problem... so I am aware of it, I just don't know what causes it! As this doesn't occur with a real Windows install, I'd just chalk it up to a bug in Wine and report it as such at http://bugs.winehq.org/ For me, it works fine in Ubuntu 11.04 (32 bit) with Wine 1.3.29 but crashes exactly like yours (on the RegisterDragDrop API call) in Ubuntu 11.10 (32 bit) with Wine 1.3.30.

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

They might not be included in the drive's firmware - but there's nothing like that in the program itself.

Think what you like, the program version has nothing to do with anything. Your drive is in complete control of the burn quality/success/failure, the software simply sends it data.

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

Sorry, I don't really know the answer to that one. Maybe using a DOS clone or different CDROM drivers would enable long file name support. I'm sure Google will know the answer

Thanks, uploaded.

I already did that in post # 7 The enclosure would be something like this... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Tempest-5-25-Blu-ray-DVD-RW-Sata-ESATA-USB-Enclosure-/300555082457?pt=UK_Collectables_HardDriveEnclosures_RL&hash=item45fa7a9ad9 and then just stick a drive like this in it... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/NEW-Sony-NEC-Optiarc-AD-7280S-Internal-DVD-Writer-/380372325201?pt=UK_Computing_Drives_Storage_CD_DVD_Drives_ET&hash=item588ff51351

Install the current version of ImgBurn. Go into the ImgBurn folder and copy ImgBurn.exe into the DVDFlick folder so it overwrites the old version they bundle. There's a post in the FAQ about how to deal with a system that gets stuck on 'Searching for SCSI / ATAPI devices...'. Read what it says and provide us with the required info.