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If you let ImgBurn select the LB, the verify will not be affected. Regards

If you have DVD files, you can use ImgBurn's build mode to build another image. I have never heard of a PTP DVD-Video. It may be the DVD is authored in such a way (ie layer 0 totally full) that ImgBurn can't find a proper ECC boundary upon which to place the LB. Note - we do not give advice about ripping DVDs. Regards

I'd check the attributes (resolution) of the video and make sure it is supported in the player/conform to the DVD Standard. Regards

You're writing too fast, and expecting too much from those DVDs. Regards

Welcome to ImgBurn Forum Do you have a log? Are you using Verbatim +R DL blanks (as recommended)? Regards

When you re-insert the DVD, does it say "Yes" next to formatted? If so, you're in business. Regards

Of course, given the drive is 90% full, you probably have little chance of defragging it now Shamus. Live with it or suck about 50Gb off the bastard and then defrag. Regards

@JasonFriday13 You weren't to know mate. Don't worry about Shamus - when he's not drunk, he's drunk. Regards

I defragged once! Regards

No, ImgBurn can make these into image files in build mode. But they will require conversion, as LUK! says, unless you simply want to play them from something like a media centre PC. Regards

But which November is the question :D Regards

I've used ASPI (even on XP machines - don't ask why) and SPTI, without incident. Regards

#2 was the LB on the original DVD. Might be best to leave it there. Regards

In Ivanhoe? :D Regards

BWAHAHAHAHAHAAHAHAHAHAHA Regards

Happened only yesterday here. And in 2 States, they don't introduce it! Regards

System and hidden files should be self-explanatory. They are files windows hides because they are part of the OS or because M$ feels you are too inept to have access to them. IIRC, preserve full pathnames preserves the path to your files and replicate the structure of your selected folder(s) and files exactly as they are on the hard drive. Regards

Did you actually search? LUK! has answered this question in detail a number of times. Regards

Get ISOBuster. Regards

More than likely, the original LB is on title 8, cell 2 and also more than likely you can make this cell seamless (its VCID of 1/2 follows the previous one of 1/1, which is very normal) but I'd like to see the original and final IFOs to be sure. PgcEdit will show you if there are angles/interleaved units on the DVD when you double click a title. You need to take special care in breaking around these. Most DVDs do not have ILVUs or angles. Regards

Your problem is more the media than the speed. You're lucky to get anything to burn on a CMC. We recommend only Verbatim DL media (MKM dye). Regards

The entry point to ANY PGC must be non-seamless, by definition. You can't change it. PgcEdit won't let you change it, either (it's greyed out in the PGC Editor). So, don't sweat on it, just change to a green, if you wish. So, nothing to do for title 4 (VTST 3, 2). Not sure if title 8, cell 2 was the old LB. Normally, in the absence of angles (which this is not), you can make this seamless without any issues. But, I'd leave it alone. Remember, in ImgBurn, to select the same cell as in PgcEdit and tick don't update IFO/BUP files. Regards

IIRC, Recurse subs includes subdirectories in the burn where you choose a parent folder. ISO and UDF should do the trick on all Windows machines. Certainly, XP can natively read UDF. Regards

Ner0's XBox mode is (or at least was) normal DVD Video mode. Regards

Can't tell that to a 19yo, ken. Happy birthday "junior" Regards