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I don't have it either. Someone at myce will provide it if you ask in the forum.

Sorry, what you're asking makes no sense I'm afraid. Post the whole log and tell us more about the source disc. The error message could be due to where you're trying to save the ISO. Put it in your documents folder instead. We need a lot more info if we are to try and help.

I already told you which drive in my initial response. A quick Google and I'm sure you'll locate a suitable bin file... probably at the myce forums I mentioned.

Payload working doesn't really mean anything. To cross flash, you'll need a firmware bin file for the drive you're cross flashing to and the firmware flashing tool from the myce.com forums. They're the experts at this stuff so it's probably worth having a look at them.

Maybe try cross flashing the drive to the liteon that it is (possibly an 'ihas224 A') and ensure you then put the latest liteon firmware on it. Then configure the various drive settings and try again. If it doesn't work, get yourself another drive.

Can you please post the disc info from the box on the right and also take a screenshot of the media info screen (accessed via the button in the 'source' box). Thanks

It's just trying to read the sectors that make up the 2nd track, but your drive can't do it. I doubt I've got a video cd to test with... and even then, mine might be different. I thought they usually had 2 tracks. The first is form 1 and has the filesystem stuff in it, the 2nd is basically just the raw video file - and uses form2 so as to have more space for the data and sacrifices error correction stuff.

There aren't, no. I'm purely a PC guy. Sorry!

Ah well, no harm done

It's been a 'sticky' in this forum for about 5 years

What has been changed in it?

I expect it's a timing issue or something. Printing the output to the log might be just enough time for the drivers to not fall over. Hopefully they'll fix it if they ever release any more.

You asked if there was a setting that could be changed to allow you to burn at 4x in your current drive. I was just explaining that's not how these things work I'm afraid. We are always at the mercy of the drive and its firmware. As far as I can see, your logs just show the drive timing out after a while. It appears unable to burn the discs. If you're running into exactly the same issue with the real verbatim discs, I'd recommend you invest in a new drive.

You have to look at what's listed for 'supported write speeds' in the disc info box on the right to see what's available for your drive / firmware / media combo. It's not possible to override what the drive reports and burn at any given speed. Your verbatim discs aren't true verbatim discs, they have the ritek mid and not mkm or MCC as they should do. Don't buy verbatim's value range

Oh sorry I completely missed the point there! I can't remember the wording at the moment and I'm not near the code to check it.

That's correct, the program prompts you to push the tray in again manually.

You may as well just try burning whatever it is you want to burn.

The first error is the one to look at, and that was a timeout on the logical unit. You could have also tried dropping the write speed to 8x

ISO simply can't handle audio.

That could be by design where Sony is concerned.

Then it needs to stay as a bin and cue I'm afraid.

The mirror links are all fine afaik. Just click the 'download' link in the blue navigation bar at the top and then pick from the 7 mirrors listed.

They're usually in that format for a reason. What does the bin file contain? What type of disc was it created from?

It looks like you've changed the write mode to 'cd' in the settings rather than leaving it on 'auto'. Change it back.

If you could elaborate on 'does not seem to work properly anymore', it would really help Post the log so we can see what's going on.