polopony
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IMGburn doesn't do any conversions its a burning program and with the new version 2.2 it will read files that have no encryption
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Hi GV how are you? Nobody will be able to answer anything about ripping here due to legal reasons. That's my understanding anyway...
Altercuno is 100% right we can't help you with any ripping problems ,DVD Decrypter was shut down for its ripping ability and we wont jepordize IB by offering advice on ripping, sorry
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Leave IMGburn on defaults its the optimal settings and works perfect that way .I never change the settings other than to have the program eject the tray after read, write and verify and with great media haven't burned a coaster in years .
with all the fiddleing you're doing the program wont work any better than Defaults
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its less painfull to have an 
F'n tooth pulled without anesthetic
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last I knew Lite On was making the drives for Sony try that tab
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Google DVD Shrink 3.2.15 thats the version
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Verbatim DataLifePlus Cryctal Super AZO CD -R = 'ZD2003-CDR-A80A' Media ID
its a CD so burning it at 16x or 24x will be OK we try to limit burning DVD's to 8X for best quality
this is not rocket science its ISO read and ISO write that simple and if you havent messed around with the settings then IB will verify the burned cd against the ISO image and you'll see it in the log
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Tools ,Settings ,Defaults re set IMGburn it works fine with default settings start there
failure to lock the drive for exclusive access means another program was open that was accessing or trying to use the drive
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So, if I understand correctly, ImgBurn can read only uncompressed files. So, how to create ISO image from CD? Unfortunately, program contains no help file, even simple. However, probably ImgBurn just not intended to be used for creation of an ISO image, as I know, most users use Magic ISO or UltraISO for this task.
IB creates ISO's in build mode ,have you bothered to read the cd to your hard drive ? doesn't look like it ,IB does not uncompress anything its not one of its functions ,for a look I read my sound blaster software CD to my HD and it was an ISO ,try to read it and see what happens
"So, if I understand correctly, ImgBurn can read only uncompressed files."
False IB reads compressed stuff I make copies of compressed dvd's without any problems, do you think it would be any different because its a CD, will you read the disc to your HD already please and post the log when you do
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I 01:18:59 Test Mode: Yes
with test mode enabled you wont be writing anything to the disc you're just simulating the burn, if you want to write to the disc turn test mode off (test mode =no ) BTW IMGburn works just fine on Default settings and in my opinion overburning is never a good idea
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how about reading the disc to the harddrive for starters
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things like that are usually driver related if you installed any new programs or hardware backtrack by removing whatever was installed or maybe do a system restore to a point where everything was working OK
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You might have been lucky with that spindle the next one who knows $30/25 is a great price if all goes well, no bargain if you do coasters
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Default settings and you can read the guides in the GUIDES FORUM
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you're never going to have files on the hard drive with encryption , so IB doesn't need to check, it would be impossible to copy to the HD without bypassing copyright protection ,so if the files are on the hd then they are not encrypted and you can do pretty much anything you want with them
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drive would have to seek constantly to write directory entries for each file whereas with an ISO(1 file ) its write once .The ISO has all the files, its really only a photograph of the files and they can be extracted if you choose
IB will refuse to copy protected dvd's with a message
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Decrypter was shut down for legal reasons namely its ability to bypass copyright protection ,we dont support it at all and all questions about "ripping " are off limits here sorry but thats the way it has to be . You could do a Google search and find what you need
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After ripping a disc to my hard drive in file mode, how do I Build the ISO and keep the layer break in the same place as it is on the original? Does Imgburn mark which choice is the original layer break? If I rip with DVDFabDec I can uncheck the option to 'remove layer break'. How would that help, if it does?
Thanks!
sorry but theres no support for "ripping" on this forum,Maybe Fab has a support forum .Legal issues keep us from discussing bypassing copyright protection
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post a log of the burn its automatically stored by IB HELP---> ImgBurn logs
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we don't support the copying of protected DVD's and IMGburn cant do it, its a ISO burning software and not a ripper,you might want to try GOOGLE for what you need we also dont discuss bypassing copyright protection, sorry
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How can you tell whether the error is artificial or just one of the many scratches placed on the DVD by my 3 year old?
I think I'd bet on the scratches put there by the three yr old ,it can also be that the disc is crap media and over time has become unreadable you could try to polish out the scratches using toothpaste and a really soft cloth or use isopropyl alcahol to clean the disc
Minor Bug: 'verify' mode broken for imaged CDs
in ImgBurn Bugs
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it might get released as 2.2 again (or with another # to tell them apart) with some minor fixes taken care of,that one included