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BWAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA =)) =)) Regards

No. Regards

Having XP on that boat anchor of a PC is risky at best. A wonder it boots at all. It's time for a new machine Guto and donate your machine to a meseum Regards

Same for the R03 +Rs which I had hundreds of successful burns with. Now, I wouldn't touch 'em. Profits come first for Ritek. Regards

That's all of it? Don't suppose you've considered upgrading to version 2.1??? Regards

@redsierra Sorry we are being a bit obtuse, but we can't help with the backup process, only with the burn. Let's assume that somehow you got a set of files, data or video, layerbreak or not, it doesn't matter. To burn them, just follow the guide about build mode. Regards

And for DVD+R DL there's no need to specify the L0 data zone capacity. It will be ignored anyway, IIRC. Regards

Yes, either VobBlanker or DVD Remake Pro can split a cell at any i-frame. Regards

Sounds like the drive does not like whatever blanks you are using. But do post a log please. Regards

How were they split? If with WinRAR, there's a re-combine feature, IIRC. Regards

Welcome to ImgBurn Forum. Please post a full log. While you are at it, change your media from lousy Ritek to Verbatim DLs. Regards

Welcome to ImgBurn Forum. Check your DMA settings. Also heavy file fragmentation can slow things down, but not by that much. Regards

Welcome to ImgBurn Forum. ImgBurn simply writes files to disk and does not get them from your DVD to your PC. You need to have the files on your hard disk first. In terms of build mode, please read the illustrated guides in our guides section. They go over all your queries, including setting the layer break. Regards

A sector is 2k, so 16 sectors = 32k Regards

K, thanks. Might give PerfectDisk a go. Regards

Perhaps to rid thyself of all CMC/Ritek F1/D1 disks in the poster's posession? Regards

I like his av, too Regards

It's been a while since I've used PgcEdit to burn and he may well have changed things a bit. Thanks for the info. Regards

Is Diskeeper no good? And I remember QEMM. I still can't figure out between extended and expanded memory though, db! Regards

@LUK! Before pressing "burn", I used to check what the LB looked like (nervous nellie that I am). It had written to that field (via CLI). I guess after closing the prog, the settings revert to calc optimal? Regards

You oughta see what he does to wombats! Regards

The only time to use "User Specified", IMO, is if you build the image already - eg in PgcEdit with mkisofs and you just wanna burn. In that case, I know PgcEdit passes the LB info on thru this setting. But do ensure it is turned back to "optimal" later. Also, looking back at my first post - it was kinda silly (this is not unusual ). Inserting 16 sectors of padding is useless, since the original LBA would be a multiple of 16. Regards

@Shamus Don't have 5c. Firey took all my cash (as is usual!) She did leave me with 2c to continue posting here though, if that helps Plus the verify settings page has too much spare space Regards

It's just a regular DVD with no extras (thank God) and muxed at or near the highest mux rate (9.8Mbps). Often almost a constant bitrate of around 8Mbps Regards

Inserting 2c. Of course it takes little processor, but some folks might wanna set their priority. Bloody run outa time again. You're a shyster Shamus! Regards