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Overburning is a risk and there is no guarantee to overburn even the same MID disc to the same size, there are diffrences from batch to batch. I simply can't imagine a case where a couple of megabytes (0.x %?) would make the difference. Be extremely careful with overburning DVD-Video discs because servos of standalone players are often much more picky than those in computer drives. Perfect quality 4600+ MB burns may not play at the end at all. It's different from player to player, but I usually experienced playback issues above 4560 MB.

I have no DT specific information on this (in fact I never use any kinds of emulation), but with Alcohol and CloneCD burner I/O problems are common when emulation is ON.

You mean emulation is always enabled? DT is running all the time here as well, but certain types of emulation can mix up communication of ATAPI drives. So I disable all kinds of emulation when not needed.

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@airan, Have you installed recently Alcohol, CloneCD or such program with emulation features? They can really mix up things. I disable emulation in Daemon Tools myself when not using it.

Yes I know, my license will expire in a couple of weeks anyway. I will try Security Suite 6 before buying. Everything is OK with the new setup.

Strange. I have KAV Personal Pro 5 installed and I asked a friend to test with Kaspersky Internet Security 6. Both complained about ImgBurn.exe. Can't remember other false virus warnings at all, though this version was installed on my machine about a year ago. Here is my screenshot:

Yes, and just removed previous one, installed new one to ImgBurn2 folder and no AV alarms. Thanks again for your support.

Unfortunately (?) I can't find any configuration options for this "Exclusion List" in AV. With Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe added to this list, I'm not able to test the difference. ImgBurn.exe v. 1.3.0.0 did not produce this kind of behavior with Kaspersky AV, so I agree it should be OK. EDIT: Oh, stupid me, I only have to install ImgBurn to another directory... Back in a minute.

Thanks for the support. It was not until running ImgBurn V2 that Kaspersky AV blocked it. There were no problems during download or installation. I try to spread this info at local forums.

OK, but how to tell the AV app (namely Kaspersky AV over here) to leave alone ImgBurn.exe? No matter if I select Skip or Discard it is blocked again next time I run it. So right now I'm not able to start ImgBurn at all. EDIT: I managed to add ImgBurn.exe as an object to the "exclusion list", so it works fine now. BTW PE Builder has anything to do with PECompact? Because Kaspersky AV itself utilizes this application to create a Rescue Disk...