[new imgburn problem]

Ok so delete the 'MediaType' line.

 

Thanks, that worked. I'm curious about .mds and .dvd files too. Is there an FAQ about them somewhere?

[new imgburn problem]

What's the exact error?

 

Copy + paste the entire contents of the .DVD file.

 

The .dvd file:

 

MediaType=DVD

LayerBreak=2067792

40_YEAR_OLD_VIRGIN.iso

[new imgburn problem]

Open the .dvd file with Notepad and check if the filename in there matches the file on your hard disk.

 

Thanks, I tried that and just to be sure I copy/pasted the file name but I get the same error.

[new imgburn problem]

sounds like the .dvd file was not in the same parent folder as the main files

 

I have the same "cannot find the file specified" problem. Both the.iso and a .dvd file in the same folder. The dir shown in the error message is correct. What's the purpose of the .dvd file anyway? When I used to rip with DVD Decrypter it didn't create one.

[Registry error]

Does that folder not exist?

 

It should actually be longer than that but I guess your registry program cut the rest off.

 

Thanks, you're right the rest was cut off. Neither the ProjectFiles or QueueFiles directories existed. I wouldn't have thought to create those or get ImgBurn to use those. ImgBurn created subfolders for Graph Data Files and Log Files. Unless some other program is misbehaving it seems either ImgBurn tried and failed to create the missing dirs or just didn't try but set the paths as such anyway. I really don't think I deleted those folders. Thanks also to blutach's suggestion the problem is resolved for me

[Registry error]

I recently installed ImgBurn and ran a scan with Uniblue Registry Booster 2 so I'm just posting this in case there is an installation issue. I'm using WinXP home SP3.

 

 

Thanks,

Robin