Cynthia

Hi and welcome to the forum, Lemonhead! The same issue with both burners? The only thing I can think of is that the auto player is grabbing the disc. You have the setting 'Lock Volume' enabled in the Write tab in the Settings?

Curious. Did you find a solution to your issue?

Sounds to me as you should try to find nVidia chip set drivers for Win 7. The Vista ones might be not working so good. The 6x write speed is the one I use with that burner and media code when I burn, as it seems to give the best results.

Your hard disk can't feed the burner with data fast enough. Most common reasons: You are using the computer while burning Defragged hard disk could be needed If it passes the verify stage, most modern burners can still do a good burn despite the buffer issue.

Might be worth a try to re register the .dll file. Search for this file in your computer Comctl32.dll Then open up the run option in Windows. write (change to path to whatever it's in your system) Regsvr32 C:\Windows\System32\comctl32.dll

I guess your No-Name burner is actually a burner from Emprex/BTC. They left the scene some years ago. However it's a rather old model, so I do think a new burner will save you the current cost of producing coasters.

Slimdrivers has a reputation to not be as reliable as the full height versions of burners.

Hi and welcome to the forum, MirrorMirror! Sounds more as a problem with your video drivers. Try to check mark this fellow: Main Menu -> Tools -> Settings -> tab General page 2 -> Don't Use DirectDraw Overlays

In my opinion something with Ritek dye. Aone used that one in the past.

Hi and welcome to the forum, littledaisy! Tried one of the other speeds? Some Optiarcs like faster speeds. (Speeds: 2.4x, 4x, 6x)

All updates from Windows Update installed? Something from Microsoft regarding this .dll file and XP. http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details...;displaylang=en You have CA Internet Security Suite installed?

These are your available speeds. Some burners allows lower rated media to be burned at a higher speed. Some burners like to burn at higher speeds. Slow is not always the best one.

Tried to flash it once again? What error message did you get?

Hi and welcome to the forum, stiffinger! Try with the latest version. www.imgburn.com

Hi and welcome to the forum, angelznnyc! Someone played a trick with you. Try to get your money back. This program is free and can't copy protected games. It's a burning program.

It says 'Success' when I do it. Drive (For DVD+R DL media) -> New setting: Normal Edit: Mrs Slow here again...

Dual layer or single layer discs?

Try a cleaning disc and if that doesn't help - get a new burner.

The main movie is usually in the largest VTS_0* set. Look which one of the VTS_0* sets that have the most amount of .VOB files attached to it. VOB files that ends with a zero are the video that plays for that specific menu of the VTS. In this example the main movie is in VTS_01

If your player can play .avi files it should work. If not - convert it to DVD compliant files with a free tool such as DVD Flick.

The verification error is not in the main movie. It's in the menu of title 4.

Why burn it at 1x? I doubt even the burners from the Flintstone age could burn at 1x.

Attach this file to a posting window. You need to press the 'More Options' button in the posting window to see the attach stuff option. You can also open up the graph file in the free program BurnPlot, that you can find here: http://www.imgburn.com/index.php?act=download or/and then just post a graphic image of the file.

You should see a warning window if you select the "wrong" data type for the media selected.

Just did a test in that program and used the same USB burner as both source and target and no issues.