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There is a function in the program that will tell you what the burner/reader can do: Main Menu -> Tools -> Drive -> Capabilites

Only the truck/bus/aero/penta/construction part. The car part was sold to Ford for some years ago. As also Saab now is owned by GM - the only Swedish car manufacturer is Koenigsegg. But they make only LUK cars. http://www.koenigsegg.com/home.html

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1x speed = 1 hour 4x speed = 15 min I 19:29:15 Destination Media Type: DVD+RW (Disc ID: PHILIPS-041-00) (Speeds: 2,4x; 4x) <<-- that is supported write speed for your discs. RW discs (

Hej! Perhaps this time you burnt more data on the disc than the days before. Those discs can't burn anything faster than 4x.

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Searched the house yesterday for some blanc CD's. In that search I found approx 500 blanc DVD's of various brands. I got all of those as gifts in the past years and as they didn't appeal to me then I put them away. One spindle is labeled 'SKY Recordable DVD +R 1-4X' - that really sounds a high quality brand. Perhaps as good as the old friend Princo that I also found to many of. So I have plenty of discs to perform these types of 'Settings' test with.

Curious as I am - I couldn't resist doing a test. So based on this test - OPC is a nice thing to have enabled. Discs: Imation DVD +R 8X Burner: Optiarc DVD RW AD-7200A 1.05 Burning Speed: MAX (8X) Discovery Mode: All Sectors OPC Disabled. OPC Enabled. OPC Disabled. OPC Enabled.

Hi and welcome to the forum, sy5tem! I guess the only way to find out if it helps - is to do two burns - one with and one without and then scan them in DVDInfoPro or a similar program.

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Another try could be to get some Verbatim +R DL discs (made in Singapore). But nice burners are not that expensive today. Not a true Mac version. CrossOver will work. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=5638

Hi and welcome to the forum, make21! It looks as your burner and the media don't like each other. An update on the firmware might solve it - but I doubt it. The burner is a rather old model. I 19:37:32 Destination Device: [1:0:0] HP DVD Writer 640c ES04 (E:) (ATA) http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=2034 If you update 1. No disc in the burner 2. All other programs closed 3. They tray closed

My husband makes the most wonderful things with those CD/DVD's I've used for testings.

Do you get those discs delivered by trucks?

Hi and welcome to the forum, JBSil! You could write a DOS batch file and include your projects in that one and then come back when they all are built. You find the commands for the bat file in this location C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ReadMe.txt

This is mine.

Later models of Nec/Optiarc, Pioneer and Samsungs seems to like that brand of discs.

Hi and welcome to the forum, terrybobo! If you change this setting; Vista Control panel -> Advanced system settings -> System -> the tab 'Start and Recovery' -> Settings -> uncheck the option to restart automatic That would allow you to see what driver that is causing the blue screen (you should see the driver name on the blue text). Another thing: Not sure If you have JMicron SATA on the mother board. I know those connections don't like to have burners attached to them. The power supply is strong enough?

Hi and welcome to the forum, alexh! You could post the full log. You find it here: Main Menu -> Help -> ImgBurn Logs It looks as your driver don't like the brand of discs. Last firmware for that driver seems to be A117 and you have A111. http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=1841 If you update the firmware: No disc in the driver All other programs closed Tray closed EDIT: Just saw that you posted the log in this thread: http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=6307 Seen some logs before and it seems that your burner don't like that brand of media even after a firmware update.