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Dont forget the flick http://www.dvdflick.com

I just saw this problem with your log chewy...

I agree...the learning curve is pretty low with Imgburn. Kinda a no brainer of a program.

And that is called a circle jerk

I think the boss did answer your question....no fun intended.

I find it helps to wear navy blue pants or cargo shorts while I burn too.

I'm so embarrassed, I have an BS from Durham...I though my past would never catch up to me

I was talking about my Smith & Wesson not my meat cannon. :D EDIT: I love this place too BTW.

*peers into his crystal ball*

I say the more steps the better...keeps me busy.

You are the one who said spindle...Don't think I'll bother at any rate.

So...right from religion to firearms to sex...I love this place. Ah get your mind outta the gutter already.

Yar...happy birthday Jason. Oh to be 21 again!

I personally like copy & pasting.....with proper credit going where it is needed of course.

Also about your burner...the firmware is getting a little old. Looks like support for this drive may be over.

Last King of Scotland was pretty good I thought... Watched Hot Fuzz yesterday and loved it, brilliant film.

You are using bunk discs...I would suggest some nice Verbatims or Taiyo Yudens. You are trying to put to much onto the disc...reduce your target size to 4400. Ease up on the multitasking too...

@teddy I've been fortunate to have my NEC and BenQ for around 3 years with around 1000 burns each on them and they are still going strong. I know a lot of Litey owners who have had their drives for a long time and are still using them as well...could be you just got a bad drive. @vegas Post a log please.

I think you need to go back to the drawing board...corny and mmalves have given you your answer and I think I did too in another thread. Google is your friend.

I can't understand a word you are saying.

Imgburn won't compress your image in any way shape or form...you will have to compress it using DVD Rebuilder or Recode before burning with Imgburn.

How old is the drive...how many good burns have you got out of it? Nothing lasts forever.... if you were happy with the drive up to now and have had a good time with it in the past don't hesitate to get another one.

I like to have my gun kissed

A new high quality drive from Samsung, NEC, Lite-On, Pioneer etc shouldn't cost any more than a spindle of Verbatim discs...