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Will do. That'll be much simpler. I'll give it a try right now. Thanks again, H

It's a *.img file. Is that the same thing?

Ah. If it isn't ImgBurn I figured it must be WinRar corrupting the files when they're extracted. Sure enough, installed an updated ver and the problem appears to be solved. Thanks much for the reply and a great program, Harold

Lately when I try to burn the Video folder of a dvdrip I've dl'ed and extracted, I keep getting error msgs that one of the IFO files is not valid. This is happening constantly and has just started recently. I do not see any complaints about corrupt IFO in the comments by others who have dl'ed these same movies. I am using ver 2.4.2.0. Thanks for any help, Harold