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Stick to what you already know that ususally works for you.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

Nu era o problema urgenta din moment ce nu a mai semnalat nimeni de atata vreme. Eu am observat destul de traziu schimband in timpul sesiunii tipul de disc ce vroiam sa il creez. Da s-a actualizat versiunea de site si au aparut unele mici modificari. Eu a trebuit sa repun poza de la avatar ca nu mai aparea. Multam.

Optical drives on third-party contoller not always play nice. Move the drives to main controller and see how it works. Also make sure you have up to date drivers for the controller. If there is still a problem, come back with the usual log.

If your player don't support anyhing else just standard DVD Video, you'll have to do the same for all kind of files. Check your player's manual and look for specifications to see what type of files can play from what type of discs. PS On a decent computer the whole convertion time should be near the length of the movie.

Use those 50 GB discs to burn standard BD video files on them. Get some DVD-R/ DVD-R DL to burn the mkv files, that should work in your player. It's a limitation of your player, you can't do more than that.

Please, don't spam the forum, one thread per issue is enough. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=17747

Not with ImgBurn. You need an authoring program. Find more info on http://www.videohelp.com/

ImgBurn is a burning tool, it can make copies of unprotected media but can't extract/rip/transcode something into something else.

According to Panasonic DMR-BWT700GL specifications it plays mkv files from DVD-R/ DVD-R DL. Try using DVD media not BD media. http://panasonic.com.au/Products/DVD+and+Blu-ray/Blu-ray+-+Players+and+Recorders/DMR-BWT700GL/Specification Also there is a new firmware release for that drive. http://www.firmwarehq.com/LG/BH12LS38/files.html

Try all the speeds available. Skip 4x since it was already used when you tried 1x which isn't available. Cleaning the drive with a cleaning disc may help also.

What can I say? Just try it. ImgBurn only does the final stage, aka the burn part.

No, ImgBurn will not convert! Just replace ImgBurn.exe from the DVD Flick with the one from Program Files\ImgBurn so you have the latest version used at the burn phase and all should be fine.

Ok, so it's just a movie made from pictures not actualy a filmed movie, yeah? If you not manage with DVD Styler you can try DVD Flick.

TV system can be a problem of playing when you create (use) a disc in a system and the player doesn't support it. PAL and NTSC are the TV systems used in different regions of the world. Recent players can play both systems but unfortunately some older players suppot only the TV system what is used in the region where it was sold. You need to find what TV system your player support and create the DVD in that system (PAL or NTSC) PS How you capture/transfer the video from the camera? What type of camera is ? miniDV, miniDVD, memory card, hard disc? Why are you creating the wmv file in the first place?

You have to try to be sure. Try without OPC to see if it get to the end.

You should have no problem at all. Even if something is happening during the burn so the buffer is not loaded as needed, buffer underrun of the drive should kick in. Of course, if you not disable it.

Make sure the disc is clean of dust, fingerprints or scratches. Clean the drive with a cleaning disc. Try a full erase. Try a new disc.

Seems the drive don't like the discs. Try other media with different MID/dye than TDKBLD-RFB-000.

You can always open other programs on top of ImgBurn without problem. I have no trouble burning while doing something else during the session and change the disc when needed without ImgBurn interfere.

Update to latest firmware and try again. http://www.firmwarehq.com/download_1886-file_SH-S223C_SB07.exe.html Try higher speed like 8x or the others available. Cleaning the drive lens may also help.

Are you using some security program from Trend? http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=20050

As you can read here, slim drives aren't recommended. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000 Better get one normal and mount it in external enclosure. Your choice, though.

Cleaning the drive with a cleaning disc may help or not. Try 4x instead of MAX (6x). Try some other media than MBI-R06-000.

Not with ImgBurn, no. Try Google.