lfcrule1972

Ok, are you confident that the files were copied correctly using whatever you used ? Can you mount them in say Daemon Tools and then use something like PowerDVD on Media Player classic to view them and check they actually work ?

I have never used Nero for anything at home, Nero Express is installed at work but I still use ImgBurn there as well

Just a thought - are you using ImgBurn to "read" the original discs ? I just read another post where the chap was and he was trying to use ImgBurn to copy protected discs, something which it doesn't do....

Sounds like your problem is that ImgBurn does not rip copyright protected discs, if these discs are newish then your read with ImgBurn sounds like it is messed up and incomplete. Unfortunately we cannot help you with copying such discs.

Personally I never burn my TYG03's at 16x, there is a noticeable drop in quality on the scans from 12x to 16x with them. I think I have the BENQ DW1655 burn them at 8x for best results. To me a few seconds shaved on the burn time is not as important as a the quality of the burn.

How old is the DVD drive ? Does it still play DVD's and or CDs ok ? What discs are you using, ideally the Media ID on the discs if you happened to notice before the drive went off ?

I am surprised at you donta !!

Didn't someone want to do this for a the "Heigh ho" song from Snow White in the dim and distant past ?

Other than what digi said you should ensure you are using Verbatim DVD+R DL's ideally the MKM 001 dye and then you are giving yourself the best chance of success. Other dual layer media is shitty and that's being kind.....

All good points above, especially the jitter score but to me a scan quality score of 96.18% isn't too bad, as Corny said it would be lower with jitter but on the whole I would think this would be ok.....

Really any in depth guide should be written by the programs author, Nic W, that said one of the beta team, posted a nice topic on this a while back..... http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtop...p;hl=DVDinfoPro Hopefully this will tell you a bit more about the scan results produced with ImgBurn. Failing that a search on Google might help, I remember just experimenting with it when I first installed it. The others will tell you I am no expert but it was reasonably intuitive from memory.

I love that smilie !!

You gotta love that decent media

Well done on having the patience and the $ to stick with it !!

Good news ! Thanks for all that Jack

From: http://www.afterdawn.com/news/archive/10884.cfm

Ask and you shall receive, well sometimes, if the law allows and the boss can be arsed.....

Did the original poster not come back then ?

Sorry to hear of the troubles you have experienced kirk.....

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=4662&hl= Posted twice ? Being looked at it topic above

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?s=&...post&p=6175 This may help, looks like the pics from the guide have gone walkabout but updating fw as suggested by both corny and blu is quite straight forward, post back if you need any help with it. You may also do better if you cap the burn speed to 8x as well but I would do the firmware (fw) update first.

Yeah ? Mmm I don't see any problems with my setup on discs that have passed an ImgBurn verify, maybe if I did then I would I need to look at those again then. The way I work is that I use ImgBurn to burn and verify and then if there are problems I look at PI/PIF scans to see how bad things really are

Ah so you did start a topic I have just replied to your PM on the same topic, basically saying the same as donta just did !

Good advice, I have always verified right back from when I started with ImgBurns predecessor, after all I am not so busy that I can't spare a few more minutes