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I'd say to give up then and stick to using the software that works on your system.

Discovery mode wouldn't be any different to Write mode. I assume that to erase the disc you did actually use Tools -> Drive -> Erase -> Full, yeah? Does the drive still say 'DVD-ROM' when you look at the 2 bitsetting options for DVD+RW media in the bitsetting window? Beyond that I really have no more ideas. Go and speak to the firmware hackers at cdfreaks and see what they have to say.

Nope.

Check your CPU usage when it's burning too. Is it high?

As mentioned above, you can tell ImgBurn to use ElbyCDIO for its I/O interface. You could also try telling it to use the 'Incremental' write type in the settings.

So there's some issue with creating the performance counters on your pc. Take a look in event viewer and see if you can spot any warnings / errors around the same time that you started a burn.

Once you've told the drive to perform bitsetting on DVD+RW to DVD-ROM you'll need to do a full erase in ImgBurn. Unlike with DVD+R, booktyping on DVD+RW doesn't appear to happen when you write to the disc normally, it does it when you complete a full erase.

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Yup, just delete both.

Never gonna happen, sorry!

Yes that's fine. Of course if it's failing in this same place all the time then test mode isn't going to make any difference as nothing has been burnt onto the disc. Can you also please attach the cue file you're attempting to burn (you might need to zip it up).

Are you able to burn other audio images (CUE files) with ImgBurn? Please try burning it again, but before you click the 'Write' button, press the F8 key to enable debug mode.

Those logs are the same ones. Where are your Verbatims from? The ones made in Singapore are the best. You could try burning at 4x but then it might just be that your drive needs cleaning / is on its way out (that model is getting on a bit now!)

original silvers ones that you buy.

That blank disc doesn't look blank - i.e. it's been used before and something's failed. Put a new disc in and try again... then post the new log if it still fails. That said, basically all you do in these situations is update the firmware on the drive and switch to decent discs (Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden).

Right well that one looks ok so now I need another one... Click the same 'Image Information' button you did just then, but this time hold down 'control' (CTRL) whilst you're doing it. The program should then actually analyse the files before bringing up the box. Another scrolling screenshot of that one would be very helpful

Check your 'Filter Drivers' then - look in the Tools menu.

So delete that one then.

Sorry to be a pain but could you scroll the window and post a couple more screenshots so I can see all of the tracks?

It's actually joined on to the 'create AUDIO_TS folder' option for DVD. Do you have any info that might help me tell the difference between an AVCHD disc and a BD disc? (like other file/folder differences) EDIT: Are you 100% sure it's the 'certificate' folder that's causing the problem? All the burning guides I've seen for AVCHD have specifically mentioned adding the 'CERTIFICATE' and 'BDMV' folders to the list of things to burn. I guess you'll find out for sure when you disable automatic creation of the certificate folder via that option I mentioned and test it

Check the 'Tools' menu

The stuttering would be because you're using cheapo discs. Invest in some Verbatim / Taiyo Yuden's instead.

Sorry, the error code (a numerical values) comes direct from the OS.... ImgBurn displays the error box with that code translated into plain english (again using an API function - so it actually gets translated to your native language)

Screenshot?

Miscompares could be a dodgy filter driver and/or memory corruption. Test your machine using MemTest+ or something - leave it running for a couple of passes. You could also try the drive in another machine, and another drive in your machine.