xyla_johns

Thanks for your input. I suppose either way, as long as it's working - I'm happy!

When I just checked, the box wasn't ticked. I must have been using it with this setting all along. That's why I couldn't understand why the error message was coming up, as normally the file size is between 4 - 4.5 gb and it burns fine. Before I checked that I started again with the same dvd and it's burning now (VOB file size about 4gb). Would the quality be affected if it was a 1gb file verses a 4gb? Or is it still a 4gb file, but in 1gb chunks?? Thanks for your input!

Ok, thanks for your help!

I don't mean to be ignorant, but I have no idea what you mean! I know only the very basics! So what do I have to do to 'fix' it?

This is the first time I have had this error message and I haven't done anything differently or changed anything. I use DVD Shrink to shrink my the dvd's then ImgBurn to burn them. When I have it all ready and go to click 'write' this error message comes up... Here is my log I 21:54:35 Operation Started! I 21:54:35 Corrected conflicting settings for DVD Video disc. I 21:54:35 Building Image Tree... I 21:54:36 Checking Directory Depth... I 21:54:36 Calculating Totals... I 21:54:36 Preparing Image... E 21:54:36 File size exceeds the limit imposed by the ISO9660 file system. E 21:54:36 Name: C:\Documents and Settings\Jessie Thomas\Desktop\VIDEO_TS\VTS_01_1.VOB E 21:54:36 Size: 4,372,617,216 bytes E 21:59:28 Operation Failed! - Duration: 00:04:52 As I said I have not changed any settings or done anything differently than I have been doing for the past couple of years, so if someone could enlighten me I would be greatful!!! Thanks in advance Xyla