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I know they're slow readers and have no stats, but I have yet to have a single bad burn from my LGs. I'll stick with them. Regards

Gee, auto runs while typing? I might yet be a convert. Regards

You can keep him polo. Regards

Of course, you can make and save IBB Project files to save your special projects, A_T Regards

It's pretty different to the "real" blue Takeshi, don't you think? I mean, there's little chance of making an error. Regards

No, Chewy - we're always up Regards

Welcome to ImgBurn Forum - the place where you get LIGHTNING fast responses Something's unfilling the device buffer. Not the best thing to happen but hopefully BurnProof will help you out. What media are you using? And how does a scan in DVDInfoPro look? Can you post a log please? Regards

I spose we'll have to keep the stae funeral up our sleeve for Mel. =)) Regards

Welcome to ImgBurn Forum. Well, what this cryptic error really means is this: Your media is divided into "logical blocks" (sectors), starting at 0 (like all things PC). When your drive asks to write to the media, it asks for its capacity. If it returns a figure lower than expected it issues this error. Essentially, it means the drive and the media aren't getting along for a number of reasons - poor media, DMA off, firmware out of date, drive that needs cleaning etc. If you post a log, we can help. Regards

I don't suppose the disk has already been written to? That is not an ATAPI error code. Regards

You simply got a bad one, or a bad controller or something. They are an excellent drive. Regards

If you want to split, use VobBlanker. Guide on site. It is not at all right to simply burn half the material to one DVD and the other half to another. Regards

No. DVD Video can not be written properly to DVDRAM, which is for data storage (much like a huge floppy disk). You can split the DVD though and burn to 2 DVD+/-Rs 1. Mount the ISO using Daemon Tools. 2. DL and open VobBlanker. 3. Follow the guide to splitting on the VobBlanker site. Note: Make sure "Use input folders" is not ticked and an output folder on your hard drive is selected. 4. Burn on a DVD+R with ImgBurn. Regards

@Jason 6. Is already there. 7. Is coming. Regards

More like Worthless Computing! Steer clear of these - they have manufacturing defects and are quite variable in quality. Regards

Other brands - what media are you using? Whats the MID Code? Regards

Chances are your polaroid doesn't like the media. Regards

More than likely it is your blanks tho E Hobbs Regards

Here's a good start to the problem. Firmware is years behind and the media is junk. Give yourself a fighting chance. Regards

Better to ask for the next version Regards

Real sad that he will miss his beloved Aussies caning the poms to extinction in the upcoming Ashes series. Regards

16x on that media is out of the question IMO. Regards

Yes. For example you're trying to backup normal.dot and while Word is open. You really don't wanna close Word. There probably needs to be an annotation in the log as to what was left out, yes? Regards

Do you have test mode on? Regards

Nero is reporting falsely. CLV drives do this. It is perfectly normal. You may even hear is spinning faster as it goes through its zones. Regards