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Maybe not. Not everyone likes to have that. Regards

Happy a great birthday spinner Regards

You can try to recover the data with ISOPuzzle. I trust we are not talking about copyrighted material here. Regards

It's a beautiful button, LUK! Indeed worthy enough of being placed in the eye candy thread. Regards

Kamin, You can get round this thorny problem by building an ISO first and then switching to write mode. Regards

Thanks LUK! Regards

At least she's thinking of doing them donta! Firey doesn't even go into the kitchen Regards

Upholstered interior - gives a new image to "leathery". Regards

Just like to say the cops let me go after a lengthy questioning. Regards

Must be someone with a grudge against Aussies. Arseholes either way. Regards

You'll keep Ken. Regards

Dreadfully sorry. Since ImgBurn is not multi-session, it finalises compact disks (and closes them, so don't ask). Regards

Maybe cos this is a repeat post of your previous one which indicated the source material is a torrent (not to mention your PM to me admitting it and asking for help, which I refuse to give). You may not realise (and if you do, you certainly don't respect the fact) that LUK! got into serious strife with his previous program. This was due to major corporations feeling people were using his software to rip them off. Now, you come along and refuse to even buy the DVD and come here seeking help just so you can get something for nothing. Shame on you. Please lay off.

This has been downloaded from a torrent and I expect you will get no help here. Regards

You bloody idiot altercuno. You need to turn them over and burn the other side after they pop up! And don't forget to enable popups or else you will find you will overburn them, and we all know that is not the done thing with DVDs. Regards

Yes, of course. Have you not ever actually burned a DVD Video with ImgBurn and watched it? At the end it says "Finalising DVD". And before you ask, it closes the disk too. Regards

If it is unprotected (video or data), you can use Read mode to make a 1:1 copy then Write mode to burn. If you are seeking on-the fly (risky) copying, then, I don't think ImgBurn can do this. Regards

Yeah, right altercuno (scratches head) :& Regards

No reason why not so long as the disk is closed properly (it will take an eternity to finalise though and you may find it quicker and not awfully expensive to just buy some SL Verbs/TYs). Regards

You are in preview/cut mode and not cell split mode. And fgs, get your Alt-Prtscrn to work or use ImagaShack Quickshot like I said previously (it's a 1 click operation). Or make your pics smaller. Please Regards

If you dunno how to split in VobBlanker do this: Load DVD project that is on hard drive in VobBlanker (note: NOT as ISO). Click Process on the VTS you need to split (at the right) - in your case, VTS_01. Double click in the PGC down the bottom and this will open the title PGCs. Next, click on the title PGC and click Split on the right. This brings up this dialogue: Now, move the slider at the top left along a bit (time intervals of 5 minutes should do) and click Mark. You can do this 32 times in the same dialogue. When you are done, click OK. Now click Close and and you will get back to the main GUI. Tick Process in place and Process titles (untick process menus). Click Process down the bottom and you're there. Then use ImgBurn in build mode. If all this proves too difficult - use DVD Shrink to get it to a DVD-5 size. Regards

Ach! You can't write to an ISO. Drop the files into a project folder and do your edits there (not sure why you are editing anything anyway; the VobBlanker screen shows the project fits onto a DL - just make a few cell splits and make some new chapter points - only God knows what dreadful authoring package you used to make the DVD but throw it out now). Then use build mode. If you already have a working ISO, forget about everything. Open ImgBurn. Press Ctrl-Alt-W, select the ISO, insert a Verbatim DL disk in and press the big green button. And why are we getting this in gigantic pix? Use a screen capture utility like ImageShack QuickShot Regards

Good thread. Regards

I also fail to see what ripping a DVD has to do with burning onto a blank. Regards