LIGHTNING UK!

I don't think anyone would ever argue over 50/50 Vs 51/49!

Do make sure you're using 2.4.2.0 before trying the madflac one though.

It looks a lot like another nvidia driver issue.

You should go an post in the madFlac thread at the doom9 forum telling its author about the issue. It's not something I can solve in ImgBurn. GraphEdit is the closest you'll get to the raw directshow methods ImgBurn uses for conversion to a CD-DA compatible format. Compare against that rather than mediaplayer if you really need to.

The filter needs to support converting the audio to the correct format for burning to a cd. (i.e. 44Khz, 16bit, stereo). Doesn't the madFlac filter work?

ImgBurn isn't advertised as anything. If some other site ripped you off by taking your money and providing you with my FREEWARE program, I'm afraid that's a problem between you and them. Oh and for the love of God, stop quoting your post with the log in it and wasting space on the forum server.

No, ImgBurn is a burning tool and won't get around any form of copy protection.

You can't use ImgBurn to read your original xbox discs, they're protected against casual copying.

It all comes down to your drivers really. They're what gets stuck... ImgBurn has to wait for them to return control to it after it submits a command for the drive to process.

Yes, it is true that we recommend Verbatim discs. However, the 8x versions (MKM-003-00) are not recommended because the 2.4x ones (MKM-001-00) are just more compatible with drives.

It seems to me that your drive just can't read the disc... unless you can find a drive that'll read it, you're probably out of luck.

Are discs made in Singapore or somewhere else?

Reinstall from the proper setup program and look at the 'Destination' folder. It should all be pretty obvious!

lol

I never said you posted in the wrong place, I just said you needed to use a program like one of those two

Don't burn them at 2.4x, try the other 'supported' write speeds. 2.4x just obviously doesn't work with your drive/firmware/media combo.

If it burns and verifies ok, you're on your own. This isn't a wii backup support forum.

If it's being deleted I suggest you look at whatever programs you're running that could do such a thing, obviously it's not ImgBurn itself! The program is just a standalone exe file so deletion is the only way to 'uninstall' it.... and by that I mean it doesn't rely on anything else.

It looks ok to me. If you're now back to using the jmicron controller, you can find updated drivers here: ftp://driver.jmicron.com.tw/jmb36x/Win2k_xp_Vista/

If you don't get an error, it was successful - or at least according to your drive it was.

You need DVD Flick or ConvertXtoDVD.

There's a group policy setting to make drives available to non-local users, it's nothing at all to do with ImgBurn... it's all Windows's doing.

You just need to check the 'verify' box on the main page when you burn a disc. You should leave it enabled all the time so you know your discs are readable once they've been burnt. Besides the write speed, there's nothing else that you should really need to change.

You can't make a multi track/session disc an ISO, it's not an appropriate container format for such discs.

It doesn't matter which 'Mode' you're in, the Tools -> Drive menu is always the same. No, the wrong order wouldn't matter, it just wouldn't work. You can't damage what's on the disc already, it's all still there. You just might need to mess around a bit trying to get at what you want.