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This isn't an ImgBurn Support question.

You might need to provide a log with I/O Debug Mode enabled so I can see why the current profile thing is being reported in the way that it is (i.e. where the 'None!' is coming from).

Must be a small world if you know of a couple of people with the issue and I've never heard of it before - and I'm the author of the program / run the support forum!

learn how to use the 'Automatic Write Speed' feature, it'll save you time in the future.

Not really, I'm just being very slow. Things are basically working ok as they are so there's no need to rush a release out. Might get one by the end of the month if you're lucky.

That's the file system used on the hard disk you're writing the image to, nothing more. If it was going to a FAT/FAT32 drive it would have to split large images into 4GB chunks as that's the biggest the file system can support. NTFS has no such limitation.

btw, I'd personally pick the VTS_03_0.IFO entry.

The next version can copy cd extra discs from cue/bin (or cue/bin/wav for that matter). Not exactly what you were after but it's better than nothing.

Those fields are even more 'optional' than the ones I currently show. All I'm aiming for by showing what I do is giving the user some idea of which program made the image. If you can't get that from the imp/app id then you won't get it at all. As for ISO browsing, it's unlikely but if I ever feel in the mood, I might do it.

Yup, updating the firmware on the drive is pretty much the very first thing you (should) try when something isn't working right.

You know routers don't need drivers yeah? The thing you've downloaded (the firmware) is like the operating system for the router - and that might not even need updating. I wouldn't play around too much if you're unsure on what you're doing - you might end up killing it.

In that case you have your answer. ImgBurn cannot copy protected discs.

That means they're not DVD Video files. If you want to burn a DVD Video disc you must first convert them so that they are. Just Google 'convert wmv to dvd video' or something similar.

If it's a netgear firmware file, you don't burn it. You upload it to the router via it's web interface. A file having an extension of '.img' does not automatically make it a disc image file that you need to burn to cd/dvd. Normally the instructions that go along with the file will tell you what to do with it.

Because it was a system / hidden file perhaps? Unless you tick the right options those files will not be included. I can't think of any other reason for it not to be there.

So we're good then? It's in the log when you read and it's in the log when you write. If you don't want to do either of those then it's in the tooltip if not already on display in one of the info labels.

You didn't see 'Write' mode? For the most part, .img and .iso are the same thing. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=61

Because I don't want to! If you're gonna open source something, you need to do it at the start of the project - or when you end it.

Is that not an original disc? It's probably protected against copying and ImgBurn can't deal with anything like that - nor do we discuss it on this forum I'm afraid.

Yeah, and it's only shown in the log file after it started the read process.... so I really don't understand what you're getting at! Without knowing exactly what's supposed to be there, there's no way to know if it's corrupt or not. Normally you'd use the 'known' MD5 for a file to check for such things - or use SFV/PAR/PAR2 files.

I know a place to get them from... Take a right at Bond street, left at Mayfair, cross over Old Kent Road, follow Park Lane until you reach Trafalgar Square and there you'll find a shop called 'Are you serious?' right next to Liverpool Street train station.

It already does if they're found.

They shouldn't do that if you're taking an image rather than making a new one - otherwise it would be pointless doing it.

No, not really. Only the most basic of checks could be performed by actually seeing if the program will load it and finds a valid file system etc! You could do that by loading it into Write mode or into Verify mode.

3rd time lucky?! Please post the log! Bring up the 'Log' window by clicking the 'View' menu at the top of the main ImgBurn window and then clicking 'Log'. (or press CTRL+ALT+L). Failing that, look in the 'Help' menu and find the option to show you the 'ImgBurn Logs'.