ianymaty
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Try with the latest firmware http://www.firmwarehq.com/LG/GH22LP20/files.html
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That's how a CDDA (Audio CD) looks in Windows. The files you see are just for refference. The CDText should be though visible on a car player or a regular DVD player that has support for CDText.
For WMP there is a plugin that you can use. Search for WMPCDText.
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That drive can't read that disc. Try the disc in other drive/computer, it may read it or not.
Try ISO Buster maybe it can manage to extract it.
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As you found out the Litescribe is dead. The proof is here. http://www.lightscribe.com/
It has support for Windows 8 as it was listed on the site. This is from the web archive. https://web.archive.org/web/20131023090942/http://www.lightscribe.com/downloadsection/Windows/index.aspx?id=810
If the 9 will work with drivers from 8 like 7 worked with drives from Vista, it may work but where you would get the media as I don't know if there is a manufacturer that still produce them?
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The ISO should already have all the necessaty settings in it and be bootable if you or someone else not messed with it. Just burn the image to disc.
You can see if the image is bootable by looking at File Sys: after you load the image in Write image file to disc.
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Seems that the system loose the drive in the session. Try disable USB selective suspend in power settings.
The rings you see are caused by the burn at different speeds. That should not be a problem if it gets to burn and verify the disc successfully.
Please read the pink box above and post a log if the problem persists.
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Not yet. It will be in the next release when it will be released. No time assessment.
Added: New '/CONVERTMODE2TOMODE1' command line parameter, enabling the user to auto-answer the prompt when attempting to save a 'Mode 2' CD as an ISO file (it should be a BIN file).
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For now you are out of luck. You can close the program. You can;t do anything more.
Next time you buy discs make sure they are decent quality media. Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden are recomended but not the CMC you used.
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Something is going on with the communication between the drive and the port connected.
This error is usualy a problem with the USB adapter/controller or could be a faulty cable.
Try other ports available or another cable/adapter.
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That is Google Ads advertisement link as you can see.
Look for Download on the blue bar under the big logo . There are 7 mirrors from where you can download ImgBurn v2.5.8.0. The last one is provided by ImgBurn.
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The programs are independent, each does its own thing. ImgBurn is used just for the burn part.
As DVDFlick don't work, you can try DVDStyler, another free converter.
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There is a Download button on the blue bar on the main ImgBurn website page just under the big ImgBurn logo. Pick one of the mirrors from there.
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Thinking that LUK! lives in UK, I think the date is set to British.
For the first releases he not metioned in the changelog the date. That date I think is from the file upload time on server.
Than he started to append the date in the changelog starting from version 1.3.0.5 - 3rd June 2006
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As you say it is connected through docking station, it may be that it's controller has the problem that interfere with Windows and timig out.
Is there any software/driver needed for the docking station to work with Windows. Try update it.
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From archived changelog the the first release is : 10/5/2005 8:52 PM 703161 SetupImgBurn_1.0.0.0.exe
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Is it USB connected? Try disable the "USB selective suspend" power option.
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Your DVR probably has no support to play .wmv files. You need standard DVD Video files (VIDEO_TS folder), ISO is just a container. ImgBurn just burn what you feed it to the disc, it will not convert your .wmv file into a standard DVD Video disc.
I'm not familiar with "MovieMaker" so I can't guide you to output compliant DVD Video files from it instead of .wmv files or if there is available such option..
If there isn't available such option, your best option is to fiind a program that can do it.
Or save the file in the best format possible for output from MovieMaker than convert it to standard DVD video with DVD Flick or DVD Styler.
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As I remember the log file is limited and will keep the most recent 5000 lines.
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Seens your drive have developed a fault. Try cleaning it with a cleaning disc.
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Read the pink box above and post the log as advised.
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Read the pink box above and post the log as advised.
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Yes, there are some limitation for the new users such as posting in otheres threads. It is considered that the new user have to stick around for learn and accumulate info than help others. And don't forget the SPAM.
However you can start new threads and post in them without limitation. Just keep the posts limited to ImgBurn related problems. For other things post in Chat section.
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Try ISOBuster. Maybe you can extract the good files from that disc and build a new one.
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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.
Does Creation of ISO preserve bootability?
in ImgBurn Support
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Why a bootable disc would be multisession? Who created it? What is it for?