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Singapore = Very Good India = Very sus Regards

Tools - Settings - Graph Data - Capture Graph Data (note where the graphs are stored). Regards

Your drive can't read the blank. Either the drive is on the way out (try a drive cleaner) or you have run into a rare case of a bad batch of Verbatims. Regards

Isn't LFC gay? He's happy anyway :D Regards

LFC Not only am I a huge arse kisser, but no-one would deny that I am a Master Beta. Just ask Firey. Regards

Yes - that's the way I would think most people would burn - it eliminates the need to make an ISO - just change the destination to your drive. See the guides. Regards

Where's that "bloody good post" emoticon? Well put TurionAltec!!! Regards

Well, of course, if all else fails, you could use something like ISOBuster to transfer the files to a folder and then use build mode. Regards

The MDS contains the LB for the ISO, yes. I don't think it matters whether you delete it or don't create it in the first place - I haven't tried this method yet, by the way, and I have a feeling that the seamless flag in the IFO files may not be changed anyway. Give it a try. Regards

Anyway, you're fat and ugly (at least so you say) Regards

Try deleting the MDS after read. Then when you write, ImgBurn should ask for the LB, at which time you can select seamless LB. Regards

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You gunna get more excited if it's a 3.x? Would that connote a bigger upgrade than 2.4.0.0? Won't get it released any quicker, nor will it include any features that are not planned to be included Regards

Well, we are all different. I despise the layer break pause. In the early days, most studios didn't give a shit about whether their customers got a decent experience from watching the DVD and put the LB anywhere - it was VERY noticeable. Today, things are a bit better, but it is still awful in many instances. Regards

If you have a scratched disk and need to make an ISO, try ISOPuzzle. Real good stuff. Regards

Give me a crystal ball and I'll tell you. Best to take a burned disk to the showroom and play it. Regards

Here they are again - el cheapo CMCs. Do as donta says and change them for TYs or Verbs. Regards

Firmware revision or not, you really should change the media to Verbatim, MKM-001s (2.4x) as suggested by donta in post 2. CMCs are really dreadful disks. And for goodness sake, slow things down. 2.4x Regards

Gee LUK!; you musta made an exception for me - everyone knows I'm a bastard!!! And what about Shamus, eh? He even admits to being an "utter bastard"!!! So zxspectrum, perhaps you should toughen it up a bit :D In all seriousness, this program, like its predecessor, is tested by a close knit group. Unlike other well known DVD programs, it is not thrown open to all and sundry to test but bugs found on release (if any) are attended to promptly. Being a "Beta" is not just getting your hands on the "latest and greatest" ahead of time, which is so often the hallmark of other programs I have seen released in Beta. Regards

Is your drives on a SCSI? This looks like a HW setup issue. Regards

DSPguru - now that's a name I haven't seen for a while. His work with BeSweet was magnificent. Regards

Yeah donta - make our grandkiddies suffer for your energy wasting behaviour Regards

Select the songs individually in build mode (instead of their folders). Note, you don't have to do this 1,000 times as you can select multiple songs. Click the browse for a file button (under the +). See the guides. Regards

You could be right about the burner - either that or the disks are bad. It seems it can't read back layer 1, but I presume it reads layer 1 on commercial DVDs fine, so this is puzzling. Perhaps it is not writing layer 1 well. Try to clean the drive and also try the disks in another drive. Regards

Post a log. See the help menu. In the meantime, ensure your firmware is up to date. Regards