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Post your log (See ImgBurn's help menu). It is probably cos the drive does not support 1x burning with the media you have. Regards

Use build mode, as you would for any other file. See the guides. But, what program generated this file? Regards

You forgot to read the bit in pink at the top, Dude. Or click on "Still having trouble", in my signature. Regards

NP. I guess we don't see too many questions like that posed by the OP anyway. Regards

Maybe the message should read "You seem to want to burn a disc encoded with the DivX or Xvid codec"? Just a thought. Regards

You ain't the only one that has been scammed by those bloodsucking bastards. I hope you get your dough back and send it to the right person who deserves it - LUK. You can find a way to donate button on the program's Help menu. Or click here. Regards

m2ts is hardly funky - it is the MPEG2 stream used by bluray discs!!!! Regards

It wouldn't matter if he was using a drive made by God himself, it wouldn't work. There are no decryption routines in ImgBurn and never will be. Regards

Just drag the folder containing the project (and other DVD_ROM folders) into the drop zone. Regards

Another "me focussed" new member who has contributed nothing. Spare us, puh-leeeze. Regards

By the way - remember to click the link below before posting. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?act=Search&f=8 Regards

In read and build mode, change Create MDS file to "Auto". Regards

Or read post 2!!!! Which works brilliantly. Regards

You could consider reading the guides!!!! Regards

Gee, I like the ones in post 22. Regards

So far, I have yet to hear of a player that won't play a SLB. And the existence of "superbit DVDs" which had SLB on them seems to indicate that SLB is a very safe option. Regards

They are made by a number of manufacturers to Verbatim's standards and the Verbatim dye. However, the Indian ones are not seen to be as good - get the ones made in Singapore. Regards

I'm going to sound like a wet blanket again (what does a wet blanket sound like, anyway?) but IMO, those are a definite step backward. I like the colours in the current version. Regards

See http://www.dvdshrink.info/compilation.php to make a compilation DVD from a number of small DVD projects. And get rid of the Riteks and change to Verbatims or Taiyo Yudens. Regards

Try to make it look like your current avatar. Regards

Yes, you can delete unwanted angles if you wish. Do it in PgcEdit (double click on the movie PGC and click Del Angles down the bottom - see the help file) and clean up in VobBlanker after only 1 angle remains (angles take heaps of space). Be sure to pick the correct angle to keep! You can view the various angle cells by clicking the |> at the right of each cell. Sometimes, they correspond to things in different languages. Usually, angle 1 is the one to keep but check out the others, too. Or, also in PgcEdit, you can try to manoeuvre the VTSs around so the VTS with the angles isn't right at the layer break. From the menu: DVD --> Remap titlesets. Again, read the help file for details. Regards

Gee, IMHO, they are not nearly as good as the current one, which suggests burning media and not just "something to do with optical media". I really like the current icons. Regards

CHeck here for digital FAQ's media quality page. Mitsubishi=Verbatims= good. Smartbuy=Prodisc=OK, but not as good Regards

Give it another day or so and 2.4.4 will be on the streets (we hope). Regards