Cynthia

In that function, press the button "Copy To Clipboard" and paste the info into a posting window here (right click and paste) in the forum.

Look in the log when you verify the burn. The values should be stated there.

Could try this firmware http://www.firmwarehq.com/NEC/ND-3450A/files.html Your issue is a crappy burn that can't be read. Also try to slow down the burn speed to 4x. A cleaning disc might help. Verbatims could be worth a try. If the above fails, get a new burner.

Just copy and paste it (if it's not 1000 rows long) or click on the "Use Full Editor" in the posting window to get to the uploading function of files.

No. As a new member you need either certain amount of posts or time before you can do what you wanted.

A log?

A log is nice.

DVDFab Virtual Drive is also available in 64 bit.

On all as the content of the image is of no influence. Only the selected write speed has an impact.

The burn was crappy. Tried another one of the supported write speeds other than the 8x? (Speeds: 2x, 4x, 6x, 8x)

You probably have your hard disk formatted as FAT32 and by doing that - it can't create a file bigger than 4 GB. So it's splitted into pieces. Convert the hard disk to the NTFS file system if you want a single file. Use the .mds file when you burn the project.

Sounds as you have the files in another format than this: I guess that's why your DVD player refuses to play the disc. You can use this program to convert the files to DVD compliant files. http://www.dvdflick.net/

Switch to read mode and post the disc information you see in the right window panel.

Yes, that would give you the answer of two things; 1. Can it burn a disc without erroring out 2. If it book types Just remember to have the "Verify" option enabled in ImgBurn. You should see the book type in the verify part of the log when you have burned the disc.

A new burner is alway nicer (better support for new media codes and so on). Just pick a nice burner. There are plenty of crap out there.

It's a rebaged Lite-On 1633S so my feeling is that it will book type +R DL media by default. If that is not the fact, it's possible to flash it to be a Lite-On with booktyping. Not all burners accept commands to change the book type and that's why they are not listed in the book type section of ImgBurn. The other thing that also might be an issue is what type of media brand/media code you are going to use with this burner. It's pretty old (2004) and you are likely to run into problems with newer media codes.

Tried the 2.4x write speed also?

You can use this program to "compress" DVDs and then burn with ImgBurn from inside of that program. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=13086

It should remove the "stripped" video that PgcEdit has removed fromthe ifo files. This program will remove it from the .vob files also.

Thought the thread title indicated a new error code, but no.

Tried to fun FixVTS after the clean up in PgcEdit?

You have another computer you can try the burner in? Just to rule out if it's the burner that is the issue or not.

I have the same burner and no problems here. If you get issues with other discs also, might be worth a cleaning disc.