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It's probably just too old for those discs, get some Verbatim 2.4x MKM-001-00 dye ones instead. They were probably the first ones to come out so if the drive supports anything it'll support those.

Your player probably wants the Joliet file system so just make sure that's one of the ones present in the image/on the disc by changing the 'File System' option.

What dye is used on the disc that does work? Does the player give an error message when it tries to read the disc you burnt there? Have you tried burning at 8x or 12x? Slower isn't always better.

That's the sole purpose of that guide... to make a CD-DA disc that plays in normal bog standard CD players.

The other checkbox to the side of that one will auto-ignore (same as 'continue') the error... just to save you from doing it manually

Is it a USB 2.0 port? You might have buy a decent PCMCIA -> USB 2.0 card before you can run the drive properly.

Going by what you've told us about the files present in the folder, it's an incomplete set of IFO/VOB/BUP files. You can't just take certain ones and expect it to work, the disc must be authored properly. The fact that the raw VOB files will play doesn't mean anything. The only logging is put into the log window.

It should take a fraction of a second. If your source files are ok it should work fine... so my guess is that they're not. Of course that doesn't explain why it's stuck like that.

It installs a filter driver, so yeah, maybe.

They're standard Windows dialog boxes, if they hang then you have a problem with the drives on your PC. It's not part of ImgBurn's code that's causing it.

What does the 'Supported Write Speeds' text on the right in the disc info panel say? If it lists a speed above 2x, you have DMA problems, please refer to the FAQ.

Because they're junk.

This is drive thing, if the drive doesn't support 2.4x on the media you're using then you can't force it burn at that speed. Just look at the 'Supported Write Speeds' info in the panel on the right.

Update ImgBurn. If your drive doesn't support the booktype commands at the moment you'll need to find a firmware that does.

They might be fine in that drive, just not yours. That still doesn't really help you though.

You're using XP yeah? It doesn't understand UDF 2.5 or 2.6. (Bluray etc should be 2.5 btw) You need to install the toshiba filter driver to correct that or upgrade to Vista.

Nope.

Try some newer drivers. http://www.nvidia.com/page/uli_drivers.html

Yeah, you need to be using 2.4.2.0 and disable the automatic retries to close the disc.

You could also read the readme file.

'Storage Controllers' then, sorry, MS renamed it.

What controller do you have on your board? Look in device manager and tell us what it says under the IDE/ATA controller branch and also under the SCSI one. I see you haven't done Vista SP1 yet either.

Your drive doesn't support that media. Read the pinned topic here.... http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

You can't.

Out of the 30 you've burnt, have they all been from that exact same spindle of 'MCC 03RG20' discs? If the drive has a write strategy for 'MCC 03RG20' in the firmware (which I'm positive it will have), it'll be geared for Verbatim MCC 03RG20 discs. If yours are by some other brand then they might not be exactly equal and so strategy will be wrong - hence why it can't burn them. All you can do is try some other discs. As recommended above, buy some Verbatim DVD+R's or some Taiyo Yuden DVD-R's (I like the 8x TYG02 ones myself).