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Try ISOBuster. Maybe you can extract the good files from that disc and build a new one.

As it looks from the pics, you want to write a double layer image on a single layer disc. Use a double layer disc for that image.

That's not the correct name of the original file. It should be SetupImgBurn_2.5.8.0.exe

Seems the drive don't like the discs you use. Try some different medias. Verbatim and Taiyo Yuden are the recommendations.

There may be others out there but this are what I found on a quick search. http://keyboard-leds.com/ http://www.binaryfortress.com/TrayStatus/ http://www.snapfiles.com/get/numcapsscroll.html Hope one of them suits your needs.

ImgBurn has nothing to do with ripping so we don't descuss ripping problems on this forum. Your problem may be on with other tools used to do this so do your search on your own. Since ripping it is considered illegal in most of the countries you'll get no help here with this.

That doesn't matter on modern players. For older players you should use DVD-R for a better compatibility.

Those drives seems to be picky. The don't like the disc you are using. Try some other media. Recommended are Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden.

That's just a player setting. Play one file than stop or Play all files (or something similar if the player has support for playing files).

Here's some info about BD-R capacity http://www.hughsnews.ca/faqs/authoritative-blu-ray-disc-bd-faq/9-disc-capacity

I wanted to write "There's no Video_TS folder available." Corrected. Thanks.

There's no Video_TS folder available. That's not how it works. Use DVD Flick or DVD Styler to convert your files to standard DVD Video files (VIDEO_TS folder).

Do you see the content in Explorer? What software player are you using to play the disc? Are you using some version of Windows (N)? VLC should play the discs if you don't have Windows Media Player. Video DVD only needs VIDEO_TS in reality but AUDIO_TS is there for the standard compliance. It can be populated if you build an Audio DVD though.

Just an addition. CD is write once, that's it. CD-RW you can reuse it anytime

Isn't there an option in the DVD recorder to finalize the disc? I know that such a feature exists in DVD camcorders. Look in the manual.

Nice that it worked for you. Glad I could be of help.

In admin CMD run this line powercfg /hibernate on

See the BIOS for “Suspend to RAM” should be "Auto" In admin CMD run this line powercfg -availablesleepstates It should say if the Hibernate is available or not on that system.

Try this: Control Panel > Power Options > Change Plan Settings > Change Advanced Power Settings > Sleep > Allow hybrind sleep Setting: from ON to Off

I still have one disc left of 90 MIN/800 MB. It's a PrimeDisc CD-R 90 24x. I really don't know if I will ever use it.

Isn't this the old problem with the "artwork" present in the mp3tag?

As I know VLC can open and play ISOs from DVDs isn't it? Also you could use VirtualClone Drive to mount the ISO.

Welcome. Enjoy the program and the forum.

Does this help you ? http://www.squared5.com/svideo/mpeg-streamclip-win.html

Yeah. Lightscribe more and more hard to reach. I used to use lightscribe but since the discs are hard to find I moved on and bought a Canon Pixma iP7250 that print on discs. Now the discs have more colour and professional look. The lightscribe has its own feel in the way that it looks and the black and white shades looks great but it takes so long to print one disc in the drive, almost 30 min at full contrast. I think that was the problem of not being so popular and its time to move on. R.I.P. Lightscribe.