Cynthia

A log perhaps? Main Menu -> Help -> ImgBurn Logs

DVDFab uses MAX speed as default. Might be the one that makes the difference.

I would check that the installed Daemon Tools Lite version is the latest one.

Look at the cables that connects your current burner. The red one is SATA and the huge one is PATA/IDE.

Hi and thanks to you all! Always nice to have a legit reason for eating cake. Only problem at my age is that cake has a bad habit of getting the old lady to gain weight...

Like this one...

In my ears it sounds as you have a problem with your burner/firmware/media and not with ISOs. Why not post a burning log?

True. The 8x Verbatims made in Singapore seems easy to find. The last firmware that was released for this writer was done more than two years ago and I doubt they will release any newer one. I think the best solution is to get a writer that likes the 8x Verbatims.

1. Main Menu -> Tools -> Settings Tab Write in the settings and then option Write Method. 2. Yes, if you select device as output target.

No. Once the disc is written to, it's not possible to rewrite on it.

I couldn't find any later firmware version than the one you already have installed. A new writer sounds as the better choice.

Change it to 'Auto' and ImgBurn will default it to DVD when you are burning a DVD.

If it's only regular files, You need to extract the stuff from the ISOs and then build a new image (or burn the files directly). What type of files are in the ISOs?

Yes, it should be book typed now.

then the book type function worked.

Had that problem on a daily basis before SP1 was installed. After this, never.

That you want a modified firmware + installer for your Pioneer 111D version 1.29 with bit setting function.

There is a later firmware LL0D http://www.liteonit.com.tw/global/index.ph...&Itemid=154 Might be worth a try to update If you update it No disc in the device Tray closed All other programs closed

Hi and welcome to the forum, Sierra! Is it a brand new disc or has it been heavily used before?

Have you tried to burn a DVD movie with the latest installed firmware to see if your stand alone player(s) could play it without bit setting the +r media disc? You might get some more in deep support about a windows flasher that have the latest firmware + bit setting already made in this forum.

Try to use this command instead DVRFlash -vf D: B.129

Those discs that had problems where they made in India or Singapore?

I've used the original ver 1.29 and just applied the bit setting on it and saved it as B.129 and zipped the needed files in a folder for you. See the attached file - killme.zip. killme.zip Just extract the files in this folder and copy them to your c:\ killme folder then run this from the DOS command window DVRFlash -vf D: A.129 B.129 === A.129 is the original source file B.129 is the bit set file

Good luck with it!

Should be easiest just to create a new folder in Windows Explorer such as c:\killme and copy the DVRFlash.exe and the two bin files into that folder, then just start the DOS window and move to the killme folder and just run the .exe from that place. If you are in another folder when you start the DOS folder, then just write cd \killme and you should be in the killme folder where you have copied the .exe and the two bin files. You can check that the files are in that folder when you are in the DOS window by typing dir you should then see a list of the files in that killme folder.