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I'm sure my mate has tested this for me before and he said the ImgBurn stuff worked fine. What exactly does the xbox do with ImgBurn burnt discs? Can't it see the content at all?

Is this fix needed for a specific type of disc? i.e. DVD Video, AVI etc or is it for all of them? If someone could get me an example of a super basic *working* one and a non working imgburn one (of the same content) I'll compare the two.

Incase you're monitoring this thread r0lZ, was the latest beta any better?

Probably not with that dye. Them being 'Memorex' means nothing I'm afraid. It's the dye that's important and 'RITEK-S04-66' is too new for that drive.

It would appear the newer version MDS files are using Unicode filenames - ImgBurn didn't support that but it does now.

You've got the oldest drive in the world there and the media you're using is quite a new dye. I doubt any firmware update you could do to it would fix that so your best bet is to buy a new one. Other than that, buy some Verbatim DVD+R DL 2.4x MKM-001-00 discs - they're probably the only ones it supports properly.

Please post the Verbatim log too. That said, if it really won't burn the Verbatims either (and they're the 2.4x MKM-001-00 made in Singapore discs), it does sound like a new drive is in order.

Sorry maa, it really doesn't interest me in the slightest. I looked at the link quickly and it seemed to want me to register for a license etc. (even if it is free, I wouldn't do it)

Just so long as you know the file isn't perfect. The hard read errors have now just become blank sectors.

Verify the disc again manually in Verify mode and see if it still errors out in the same places and with the exact same miscompare byte data. Any chance in you trying that drive in another machine? Or trying another drive in yours? They're only about

Anyone a member on the DVD Flick forums? Perhaps you could mention it to the author and point him in the direction of this thread.

I 11:17:35 Operation Started! I 11:17:35 Device: [3:0:0] HL-DT-ST BD-RE GGW-H20L YL02 (N:) (ATA) I 11:17:35 Media Type: BD-RE (Disc ID: TDKBLD-Wfa-00) (Speeds: 2x) I 11:17:35 Quick Erase: No I 11:17:35 Erasing Disc... I 14:49:59 Synchronising Cache... I 14:49:59 Operation Successfully Completed! - Duration: 03:32:23 3.5 hours... lol Best to format these things overnight

Damn, I noticed this in my code the other day but didn't actually fix it! I'd commented out the important line (probably during testing) and then forgot to uncomment it again. So basically, MRU is broken. It'll be fixed for the next version.

You've just got a bad sector in a file other than the 6 you're able to copy.... it's not exactly what I'd call 'very interesting', but perhaps that's just me?!

Oops, mine are TDK. I 11:17:35 Media Type: BD-RE (Disc ID: TDKBLD-Wfa-00) (Speeds: 2x) I can't find Panasonic ones here so I may have to get them imported via some US suppliers on eBay.com

Ah so it's a floppy disc image then! Try a program called WinImage on the boot image file. It should be able to manipulate the image without killing it's bootable properties.

It should be the other way around really. Big image + small disc fails. Small image + Big disc should be fine. That way around, it's a known problem and has been addressed for the next version.

Use Build mode -> Advanced tab -> Bootable Disc tab -> Extract Boot Image. Point it towards an existing disc in one of your drives - or mount your ISO in a virtual drive program and point it at that. Then add that freshly created boot image in the other fields above and add your normal files to the 'Source' box on the left.

...and that's why I'd REALLY prefer it if DVD Flick used the proper installation of ImgBurn and didn't bundle it.

lol cool pic Cynthia! Happy Birthday Jersey Guy

You really want the MKM-001-00 dye 2.4x ones rather than the newer 8x ones.

Everything only takes a couple of hours to people with no idea what they're talking about.

Indeed, when I said it's 'Automatic', I meant that it's not something *any* software can control. Pioneer drives ALWAYS booktype DVD+R DL media to DVD-ROM.

Bitsetting is automatic on Pioneer drives - well, for DVD+R DL media anyway. If you need full bitsetting capabilities you'll have to modify the firmware using Media Code Speed Edit (MCSE) to enable it. http://ala42.cdfreaks.com/MCSE/

It doesn't. It's just a burning tool, not a (re)authoring one.