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You are on the same hours I am.....enjoy.

Must be the lack of EZ picker mode that makes it easy to use.... @Chala I'd give the new version a go, you can always downgrade.

First I'd update to 2.4.0.0 as it is the supported version now. Go to Tools/Settings/Build tab and untick the "Remember MRU tab" option in the lower right corner and then press OK.

It's pure chaos at AD...makes me want to be a console kiddie

Don't get him started again Blu

I think you must have got a head start as well

No Mac version is planned....now or later. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=4959 EDIT: Who is the slow poke now?

Apparently that is where the LB needs to be in order to burn these wii games Blu....go figure, but this certainly isn't an isolated event. Against my better judgement, some people have reported better success with Memorex media. http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/618029

Trying to catch up with Cynthia Blu?

Now you tell us.

That for each BTM too, not the entire community.

Check your burner's manufacturers website to see if there is a firmware update for your drive. Did you look into the DMA issue? You can try at 2.4X and see if there is a difference or I've read that some have actually had better luck with Memorex media...pah

http://forums.afterdawn.com/thread_view.cfm/618029 Check the FAQ to see that DMA is enabled.

Hope it works out for you...good luck.

Try this.... http://www.goldenpenproductions.com/Loopin...from_a_Menu.pdf or this... http://www.tarnsyke.com/Geoff/Guides/Looping_Video.pdf

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Temp whilst preparing files, just getting started... Encoding.... Approx. 15 minutes in...43% complete Task Manager...

You mean like this? http://www.tweaktown.com/popImg.php?img=goforgold_04l.JPG

As mmalves suggested, either try some Verbatim MIS media or get a new burner.

That is from Everest....I saw it too, but I saw CPU-Z reported it correctly so I wasn't concerned.

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Sure will.

Any of these should be good... http://www.newegg.com/Product/Productcompa...N82E16827129017

Well spinner, if I was getting paid to get laid I'd still be broke