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Different disc, same CMC...

ImgBurn don't make any conversion. You need to use some other conversion tool like DVDFlick, DVDStyler (both free) or CovertXtoDVD (paid).

Why do you want 1x when clearly isn't possible and never was on +R media? Try 4x since 2.4x was tested without success. Try some quality discs from Verbatim MKM/MCC not that low quality CMC. If that don't produce a good burn get a new drive. Try a lens cleaner for last resort before buy a new drive.

The prog can say it was succesful the burn but only the verify part will tell you if the disc is good. I guess you let it verify, don't you? Can you post the log for us to see what's there? Look in Help menu.

On Vista/7 is a .com file not a .ima file and you don't need the disc to extract the boot image, just the content files of the disc to recreate the bootable disc.

Follow this guide http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=11194

Try with a lens cleaning disc. Try 8x as the disc is rated, try the other speeds available too.

What it say in the status bar? Most probably the drive don't like the disc. What brand is that disc? Try Verbatim. Update chipset/storage drivers. This site may help. http://www.ma-config.com/ Right click on drive selection box (or go to Tools/Drive...) and go for Check for firmware updates... If there is a later one available install it and try again. Remove the disc from tray before doing this.

I missed that part when I replied but your log confirms that you don't own a BD writer and LUK! sure knows what it talks!

The logs are saved automaticaly (if you don't change that in Settings). You can find old logs via Help menu in ImgBurn.

It seams that the drive has no support in firmware for that disc. (no burning speed ofered) Try other brand of discs with different MID/dye than RITEK-BR2-000

Follow the guide http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=11194

Nice first post Welcome to the forum.

LOCO

ImgBurn relies on DirectShow / ACM for decoding your audio files. Probably the ID3Tag contains some info (usualy album art) that DirectShow chokes on. Use an ID3Tag editor and try remove/clear the tags leaving just the Performer and Track name (if you need CD Text you only need them if not you can remove those too)

That explain it. Now I'm thinking that the same apply to laptops. I'm used to desktops and yes after the burn part the tray opens and closes immediately and go with the verify part. That cat must be hunting that disc.

ImgBurn won't do that. Try compress it to DVD5 with DVD Shrink.

I wonder how qick you have to be to pick the disc out from the tray at cycling.

Update Vista to SP2 Update drivers for the controller. Update ImgBurn to current version. Try again.

Welcome. Enjoy the forum.

Do you happen to convert them before burn? Probably the converter program adds the timer?

Looks like a damaged disc. Try cleaning the disc and look if it's scratched. Update firmware for your drive http://www.firmwarehq.com/Sony/DW-U14A/files.html Also update ImgBurn to current version. Try again. Try reading the disc in another drive. That drive is old.

This covers up pretty anything you could try. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

The only way to know is to try. Verbatim MCC/MKM dye is the best you can get on the market. If a drive can't burn that the drive is usless.

You have more options on that link you could try. As for SP1... http://www.microsoft.com/download/en/details.aspx?id=5842 You need "windows6.1-KB976932-X86.exe" for your system.