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I'm guessing it says How do you reduce the write speed for burning wii discs? Is there a Spanish forum? To adjust the write speed you use the 'Write Speed' option. No we do not have a Spanish speaking forum, sorry.

Try cleaning the drive, if that doesn't work you should probably just invest in a new one rather than keep wasting discs. TAO only applies to CD btw, the program will ignore it when you burn any other type of disc and just use DAO.

Google already has the answers, just search!

Yeah just roll back the driver and try again when they release a new update.

Ok, what motherboard do you have? Which controller is the drive connected to? (if more than 1 is present) The filter driver list can be accessed via the Tools menu in ImgBurn.

What drive do you have? How is it connected? What OS are you running? What drivers do you have installed? Which filter drivers are installed on your PC?

It's copy protection, so no it's not doable.

Post the log please

Try doing a full erase of the disc and then try again. You really should update the firmware though.

Ok, you probably just need to switch the write mode to TAO in the settings because your drive doesn't appear to support SAO. You could also update the firmware to D4.0, that might even add support for SAO. http://drivers.softpedia.com/progDownload/...nload-4269.html

Any one of them will do, you don't need them all. Once you've copied wnaspi32.dll to ImgBurn's program folder and switched to the ASPI I/O Interface, give it another go and tell me if you still have the same problems.

Try it again but this time press F8 just before you click the 'Write' button. Then save the log and attach it in your post please.

Where are those Verbs made? Singapore? If not, buy some that are. Failing that, try using a cleaning disc on the drive. If that still doesn't work, buy a new drive.

Chances are that this is related to copy protection - in which case ImgBurn is of no use to you and nor is this forum.

You need to provide a log if you're getting errors.

I answered this at cdfreaks.

This isn't really an ImgBurn issue is it. If your source files require a double layer disc, buy double layer discs (read the pinned post at the top of this forum) For everything else, Google is your friend.

It'll be out when it's done. No you can't set the write offset.

Any of them that work / you have installed (or can install).

Sorry, forget that - too late now, I know! The problem was in general parsing of APE tags and I've fixed it.

Is there any chance you could email me the first 5mb or so of the file?

Try cleaning it with a cleaning disc. Have you always been using that exact media? Try some Verb DVD+R's instead.

It's pretty unusual to have the burn thread crash like that, it means there's some sort of memory access issue. The log/screenshot don't really give anything away that would help me figure out exactly where this is happening. Whilst it could be an nvidia driver thing, it's not erroring out in the same way for you that it does for other people. If I'm to try and help any more, the best thing you could do now is try using one of the other I/O interfaces and see if the same thing happens. After that I'll probably have to send you a debug build to try. btw, you don't need to restart to eject the disc, just load ImgBurn again and tell it to eject it (it'll unlock the tray before doing so).

My guess is that it's timing out because the controller thinks it's running RAID. You wouldn't want command taking ages (5 seconds!) so it just cancels them when they do. Until you can get your controller / drivers thinking they're in SATA mode (rather than AHCI or RAID), you're stuck. If you can't do that, get yourself a Silicon Image 3512 PCI controller card off ebay for

If you still have trouble with the TDK's post another log and I'll try and dig mine out so we can compare.