Cynthia

There has never been a paid version of the program.

Believing?. Did that page find any later drives? You need to press the "find drivers" after the first search is done.

Someone told me now that the language in the log is Spanish.

The author lives in the UK and it's not a state in the USA. The EU law has not changed.

Tried a different speed of the available ones?

You also have the same discs?

I have Lite-Ons that gives the same Program Memory Area Update Failure and the play back works with those single layer discs. The only way to know is to try. The same PMAUF issue if you try the 6x or 8x speeds?

A fully translated version. Never seen one of those before. My Portuguese is not good, but cerrar sounds as the same word in Spanish so here we go. ImgBurn can't automatically close a slim line shuttle, as you need to manually press it in.

There is a layer break also for pressed discs. When you read a DL pressed discs, the original layer break can/will be saved in the .mds file. Most Movie DL discs have the main movie on the sectors (part of the disc) where the potential layer break occurs. So if the layer break is to be in the main movie (or in a movie part) the star is poor. Try to build from a Disney DVD or a DVD with several short episodes and you'll see the "good" stars also. The better stars are in the parts where in doesn't have to cut in the movie parts, but instead between physical files. In theory if your stand alone player supports the seamless option, you will never notices a layer break in a movie part. What's the brand of the slim line drive?

Latest mother board drivers installed? http://www.ma-config.com/

Tried a lower speed than 40x of the above ones?

Get a "non joking" burner.

Sure the player can play MPEG4 and burned discs?

They are still -R.

Or install SP 3.

You can get those discs a bit cheaper €25,79 here. http://www.sweburn.com/product.php?productid=29&cat=5&page=1 Generally I would say that the Mediacode: RICOHJPND01 is easier to burn than the RITEK S04. But the result vary very much between drivers, so to recommend one brand is difficult. Only way to know is to try.

The interface shouldn't make any difference. It's the quality of the burner that is of vital interest/impact.

Only 2.4x is available.

Is the burner and the hard disk attached to the same cable? If so, that might slow it down.

VOBEdit should work. http://members.dodo.net.au/~jimmalenko/test.htm

According to your burner the disc has already been used.

Are you using the computer for other hard disk related task while you burn?

Check that your firewall doesn't stop ImgBurn from connecting to the Internet.

There is no such function in ImgBurn.