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It's going to be done at least 3 times every week. By the way, thanks for the link to the "Queue", I'm still understanding how this Queue works.

Burning 50-100 DVDs with a single DVD Writer is a rather slow process. Would getting a new fast PC with 3 to 5 DVD Writers dedicated to burning DVDs with imgburn a good idea or should I get a DVD duplicator instead? Either way I think I need to buy a PC or DVD duplicator, because while my PC is burning DVDs, my other work with the same PC is very slow. PC or DVD duplicator? Please help and advise.

I have both the source file and ISO of the DVD. If I have to make 50-100 copies of the same DVD, should I continue use "Build" for every DVD? Or should I "Write" with the ISO instead? Thanks for comments and reply.

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WOW! Thank you very much! Imgburn is the BEST!!!

Some of my DVDs have it's "Label" being "DVDVolume"; "File Sys" is ISO9660, UDF (1.02). I like to edit the "Label" to something like "Movie A (backup)". I google and come across that I can use something like Hex Workshop. In Hex Workshop, I've found many instances of the word "DVDVolume" in the ISO file. Which bytes exactly do I need to change? Or should I just change every instances of this label? Thanks for advice and help.

Thanks! I'll try that. Advance Merry Christmas to all!

Problem solved. I should have chosen "Drive (For DVD+R DL Media)" instead of "Drive (For DVD+R Media)" for DVD+R DL discs.

Hi again. I'm trying to backup a movie into DVD+R DL because my DVD+R discs are all used up and I still have some DVD+R DL left. Normally I only use DVD+R and I don't have any problem with changing the booktype to "DVD-ROM". It's my first time to write the image file to a DVD+R DL. I changed the settings to "Drive (For DVD+R Media)" and "DVD-ROM", but the resulting booktype of the disc is DVD+R DL. I can play the backup in my PC but not in my DVD player. Physical Format Information (Last Recorded): Disc ID: CMC MAG-D02-00 Book Type: DVD+R DL Help needed. Thanks!

Good thing you put this in the Imgburn support section then.... ....that's coz I am a Imgburn fan.

Thanks for reply. I finally got to open the video file properly using Adobe Premier. But the video was upside down and I had to use the "flip vertical" video effects. Now I can edit and burn the video.

Hi all. I got a non-imgburn video problem, hope somebody can help me. Recently I downloaded an AVI video, tried to play it with Windows Media Player, and it shows this message: "The YUY2 codec is required to play this file. To determine if this codec is available to download from the Web, click Web Help." Eventhough I see this message, WMP was still able to play the video. Afterwards, I tried to open the file with Ulead Videostudio 11 to burn the file to disc so I can watch with my DVD player, but it says "Video.avi is not accessible." What should I do from here? Thanks for advice.

Hi guys, I need advise. 1. Should I use one (1) DVD+R DL or two (2) DVD+R media for my lengthy video? 2. If DVD+R DL media is used and booktype changed to DVD-ROM, will this be compatible to all DVD players? Thanks for reply!

Thanks for reply. In the right panel, the DVD+R shows as: ATAPI iHAS120 6 7L0E (ATA) Current Profile: DVD+R ... Physical Format Information (ADIP): Disc ID: CMC MAG-M01-00 Book Type: DVD-ROM With the original DVD, it shows as: ATAPI iHAS120 6 7L0E (ATA) Current Profile: DVD-ROM ... Physical Format Information (Last Recorded): Book Type: DVD-ROM Both booktype shows "DVD-ROM". Only the "Current Profile" info is different. Do I need to change this "Current Profile" to "DVD-ROM" as well?

Hi all. I recently used ImgBurn with my Lite-On DVD+RW to backup a DVD to a DVD+R. I changed the booktype to "DVD-ROM" before burning. After the burn process, I used both AnyDVD and Nero InfoTool to check the DVD+R. In AnyDVD, it shows the ff: Media is a DVD. Booktype: dvd-rom (version 1), Layers: 1 But in Nero InfoTool, it shows the ff: Type: DVD Video (DVD+R) The backup DVD+R can properly play in my DVD player. But why does Nero InfoTool still show "(DVD+R)"? With the original DVD, Nero InfoTool only shows "Type: DVD Video". Another question, will the DVD+R not play if I use a different DVD player? Thanks.