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This thread is about DVD+R DL media, not BD media

You'll need to buy the correct drive to burn those oversized images.

Mode 2 is only for CD.

No, that option only turns off the quotes / one liners.

It's the statusbar messages option in the settings. On the general tab I seem to recall.

Read the pinned topic about double layer discs. Don't mess around with the hardware read error retries setting either.

What's the message in the statusbar at that point? Something, somewhere, has got stuck... probably due to what's been said in the posts above this one.

I have no clue, sorry. Sounds like you clicked on an advert rather than the actual program download link/button.

I have nothing to do with the 3rd party mirror sites.

I'm pretty sure there's a guide for this in the guides section of the forum.

Are you 100% sure it's new and has never been used before? Your drive certainly thinks there's something on it.

Your log file shows the verify speed has been set to 4x. Go into verify mode and correct it.

You'll have to try different discs then.

Try the other speeds your drive claims to support burning those discs at. If it still fails to produce a decent burn, try some different (MID) discs.

Your discs do not have the correct MKM-003-00 MID, so the double layer 'pinned' thread still applies. The program saves the log by default. You can access it via the Help menu.

It should be fine.* *When upgrading from an earlier version, the installer does reset certain settings if they'll cause an issue with that release. ImgBurn has only ever been a single exe, so there are no other files to worry about - if you ignore the previewer tool and the sound files.

Mirror 1 is fine. You just have to click the actual download button rather than the advert... which of course could download anything. The one in the green box, positioned above the Facebook widget, is the one you're after. Mirror 2 seems to have started forcing a wrapper on you. They never used to do that. Notice the name of the file it tries to download is 'FileForum_Installer'. If you cancel out of what it initially starts to download (assuming your browser is set to prompt for a location to save to), you can then click the 'click here to begin the download' link and get the right download.

I'd be amazed if it can't decode the audio formats you've mentioned. The specs for that model specifically say it can. I assume you've checked it's running the latest firmware / software?

ImgBurn is just a burner, it doesn't convert your video files. If you want it to burn a DVD Video disc, you need to feed it a set of DVD Video files.

How many failures have you had? Your drive/system just seems to have got stuck. Maybe the drive needs cleaning / replacing? Please do no go by what you read on the internet or see in YouTube videos. Setting the buffer to 73MiB makes absolutely no difference to any errors your drive may or may not throw out. Right click the drive selection box and pick 'Family Tree'. Close the box that comes up and then copy + paste everything from the Log window please.

Possibly due to AnyDVD. Make sure you're running the latest version. (8.2.0.0 at time of writing)

It has to be done using multiple instances. So /src with a specific drive letter. /outputmode doesn't apply to read mode, it'll only ever spit out an image file.

You can burn as much as will fit on the disc, size wise. The duration of the videos doesn't matter. So add up the size (in bytes) of the 3 files and compare it to what's available on a blank disc - give or take a little bit for file system overhead.

CUE files are only ever meant for CDs. You can't burn that sort of stuff to anything other than CD. Sure, you can't output to an image file (which would just be a BIN/CUE combo), but you could technically get around that with a virtual burner. There are a few programs offering those, including DAEMON Tools and Virtual CD.

Sorry, I've no idea what's going on there. You could try booting into safe mode and see if it works there, or open the installer in 7zip and just drag +drop the ImgBurn.exe file over the top of your existing one in the program files\imgburn folder.