volvofl10
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you need to post a log file of the burn for us.
what formats of DVD will your car dvd player play ? does it do -R or +R or both ? refer to the handook for this info.
Most PC drives will handle both formats these days, so if youve done it properley ( used ImgBurn), then its probably only a matter of you using the wrong format of disc for your car
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yeah, i'm using a bad dvd dl disc
but it worked one time so i think it can work again.
so did my car untill i put diesel in instead of petrol !
your right, your using a BAD dvd disc , change to verbatim 2.4x made in Singapore with disc ID of MKM-001
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>only slightly late<
HAPPY BELATED BIRTHDAY CORNY Hope it was a good one for ya
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all these new "sub"notebooks have small processers and small amounts of RAM , where a normal size notebook will happily write at 4x-8x i would guess these new variants of notebook will struggle to sustain 4x .
Uisng a IDE to USB adaptor is going to be slower than a direct USB 2 connection anyway, possibly why the device buffer is always running so slow.
Without a log file its just a guessing game , if you go to Main Menu -> Help -> ImgBurn Logs
you will find all the logs from past burns, so dig one of those out and post it for us to check for you.
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I 10:55:09 Writing Layer 0... (LBA: 0 - 1913759)
W 12:21:06 Failed to Write Sectors 107584 - 107615 - Reason: The semaphore timeout period has expired.
W 12:21:06 Retrying (1 of 20)...
I 12:21:56 Writing Sectors...
Your using a USB external drive then ? The error message your getting is down to the chipset within the external drive .
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How about you post a log file from one of these burns where the verify fails ?, it would help us to help you
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I made 3 isos of dvds, and for some reason the third one creates an addition .mds file along with the iso.
1st iso- 1.02GB
2nd iso- 3.81GB
3rd iso- 4.50GB
I'm thinking its because of the file size? But the real question here is should I burn just the iso or the mds?
As its to large for single layer, IB decided to create an .mds file , which as Loco said unless your burning Dual layer , it doesnt matter. Your ISO IS a dual layer size project, so the .MDS file you have will hold all the info about the layer break
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go back to Verbatim and heed all the warnings in the forum about ONLY using verbatim for DL .
verbs with 2.4x ( ONLY) , made in singapore with disc ID of MKM-001
Your problem is purely down to the low quality of the TDK media
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try cleaning the disc as well , but still buy decent discs as loco told you above
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then theres always the " we dont support older versions" answer, in which case lots of people would never get an answer when they do come across a problem, even if it turns out to be not an ImgBurn related problem
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Do u guys recomend DVD+R 8.5GB Double Layer 2.4xspeed (media code: MKM001) ?
Or can also use other, Verbatim? Example Verbatim DVD+R Double Layer 8.5GB 8x (Mediacode: MKM003) ?
ONLY Verbatim DVD+R 8.5GB Double Layer 2.4xspeed (media code: MKM-001) Made in Singapore
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Post 1 in wrong forum
post 2 = spam
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disc writes ok, it's your drive cannot read back from those discs.
Its only failing in the verify process.
Discs should play ok on a differant player
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:happybday: Happy Birthday mmalves , have a great day
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change your discs to Verbatim 2.4x made in singapore with the disc ID of MKM-001. then all will be well
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@shadowcaster
same for you as GregP, can you post a log file for us to work with please
@GregP
you was asked to provide a log file , which you said you was unable todo so at the time. However, we didnt have anything to go on as you didnt post the info afterwards either, how can anyone help you if you wont help them to help you ?
You say your media is "of the highest quality imported from japan because of its reliability, but fails at the same sector each time". This sounds like media being at fault, or maybe the drive has a fault, again without the log file we can only guess.
Im curious as to what the media is that you use though ?
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have you tried cleaning the lense on the burner ?
Its a straight forward error with the disc not being recognised within the first few sectors of burning.
Are they Singapore discs or Indian ones ?
are they a new spindle/batch of discs ?
Both the above come to mind because the disc ID is MKM-001-00 , note the 00 on the end of mkm-001
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I was going to say ImgBurn is on the list in the link you posted , wanted to be sure you didnt have to encode the file first
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what exactly do you mean by blu ray transport stream ?, do you mean a .TS file the same as you get off a PVR recorder ?
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process of elimination , does this happen with BOTH of the pioneer drives, or only on one paticular drive ?
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ImgBurn doesnt do anything to TV formats, all it does is burn what you give it to burn.
You'd need to change the TV format with some other software
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I'm wondering if it is the new Maxell 16X DVD+R's I just got a "bargin" on... Can anyone help?!
I 19:05:49 Destination Media Type: DVD+R (Disc ID: CMC MAG-M01-00) (Speeds: 4x, 8x, 12x, 16x)
and then change to decent media. anything with CMC as the disc ID is poor quality stuff im afraid , hence the recommendations in here to switch to taiyo yuden's ect ect
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Edit: Well it's a incompatable medium. any way i could get it compatable? this is my first time burning ever.
either update the drives firmware, your on 1.0B and there is a 1.0C available ( may be an even newer one as well)
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get some other discs that the writer will recognise.
failing that there is nothing you can do to the discs you already have
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volvofl10, your sig advises "FOR Single layer DV5 use genuine Taiyo Yuden media everytime , ONLY TY's and not some other brand with TY dye/ink"; do you have any opinions about the gold archival media?
sorry, ive only just seen this.
i dont know of the 'gold archival ' ones you mention. there not a brand Ive seen in the UK
Why is disc ejected before burning done?
in ImgBurn Support
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burn = good disc............maybe
burn + verify = good disc ...............YES
if drive opens AND closes after burn , verify will tell you if disc = good or bad .
if drive no open after burn, then Verify will tell you disc is good anyway, but not tell proper truth
Nero just tell you it a good burn anyway without checking = waste of time, no good
Big boss man win me with typing faster