keigo_kanzaki

I see... Well, I'm glad that you confirmed nothing's wrong with the burning process. As for the different behavior between those drives, I don't know either... But as long as the burn quality is good, that's fine Thank you for your reply, LIGHTNING UK!

Hello, I've been using ImgBurn for several years and I like it. However, I do have a question: sometimes (not always), when I'm burning something on a DVD+R with my Pioneer A12FX drive, the burning speed suddenly got dropped at certain percentage, then it got back on again. I use the "verify" option too after the burn, and the results are normal (I think, since I've got no error report). I wonder what could cause the speed drop? Here's the detail: media: Verbatim DVD+R Made in Japan (16x) write speed selected: 12x OPC: ON drive: Pioneer A12FX (IDE) OS: Windows 7 RAM: 2GB Also, I captured the graph data: http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d115/keigo_kanzaki/PIONEER_DVD-RW_DVR-112_128_THURSDAY-MARCH-08-2012_6-25_PM_YUDEN000-T03-00_12x.png As far as I know, this happens only when I'm using Pioneer A12FX (listed as DVR-112 here). When I use the other drive (Pioneer DVR-212 SATA), it never happens. I want to know also if this affects the burning quality, which means I should make another copy.

Hi, this is my first post here, Currently I'm using AnyDVD and ImgBurn. I usually make backup of my movies and PS2 games. However, sometimes I just forgot to disabled/turn off AnyDVD before burning ISO images with ImgBurn. I don't use 'verify' feature on ImgBurn though... Is it okay to leave AnyDVD running while burning files (movies, games, etc) with ImgBurn?