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Imgburn does not support multisession burning.

The graph data files can be found at Main menu->Help->Imgburn Graph Data... The graph for the first file is: ASUS_DRW-2014L1T_1.02_WEDNESDAY-NOVEMBER-05-2008_9-11_PM_MCC_03RG20_8x.ibg The second log is : ASUS_DRW-2014L1T_1.02_THURSDAY-NOVEMBER-06-2008_8-56_AM_MCC_03RG20_8x.ibg

Nice catch...I didn't even look at the graph

I had a chuckle too, but I don't think it's a joke

I don't really see anything wrong and that might have just been a Freudian slip unless it happens all the time. Just curious why you've changed to incremental writing vs. the default DAO/SAO setting?

Make sure your DMA is enabled. In the future when we ask for a log you don't have to create another coaster as the logs are automatically saved. Go to Help->Imgburn logs and they can all be found there.

Post a log please.

As Donta suggested your media choice is rubbish....we only recommend Taiyo Yuden and Verbatim.

Why not post the entire log? Please don't tease us

I personally have zero use for LightScribe or Nero.

SuperAntiSpyware may get rid of it, but I'd also try Malwarebytes AntiMalware.

Sorry, I'm using Avira as well.

Looks like a virus to me ~ http://info.prevx.com/aboutprogramtext.asp...3a18d005f9d5fd8 It's not located on my PC and I do have Imgburn installed.

Please use decent media such as Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden. You've chosen a speed which isn't supported by your burner/firmware/media combination. Make sure DMA is turned on. You do realize you are in test mode?

You can go to 'tools'->Drive->Capabilities to see what your drive can do....or post a log.

Not sure...I know I love my 215 and LUK has a 216 that I haven't heard any complaints from.

The difference is consistency among standalone players and burners/firmware combination. The cheaper media work sometimes, but other times leave you scratching your head wondering why they worked last week and don't this week. Our suggestions are given to increase your probability of success more often.

If you are building a new rig I would think you'd have plenty of SATA ports available to you and newer mobo's typically only have one IDE(PATA)....that, to me, would make it a no brainer. On top of that SATA is the "now" interface while IDE was the "yesterday" interface. I really see IDE being phased out completely in the future, but who am I? Now just get you a nice beefy modular PSU with plenty of plugins to power all those new SATA ODD's and HDD's you'll be plugging in and you'll be in business. Corsair HX620

Hi olde The BenQ's are no longer being made and NEC has been gobbled up as well, but you can still find excellent drives from them now named NEC/Optiarc. Depending on whether you go PATA or SATA. NEC 7200a (PATA) NEC 7200s (SATA) Pioneer 116 (PATA) Pioneer 216 (SATA) Most Lite-On's are solid performers in either interface.

I've got your email addy, I could send you some there if you'd like

....or DVD Rebuilder

Yes

Sticky

I personally prefer the one transluscent icon (drop zone) on my desktop and wouldn't want a few to choose from. I think that would confuse some users of this software as well, some have a problem using the easy picker screen...I couln't imagine if there were now four dropzones for them to choose from.

I'm not sure this is something LUK wants to pursue. I'd imagine he wants to keep it a lightweight burning application and not a bloated Nero do-all competitor. It would be a nice feature though.