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Cynthia

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  1. You might also need to add the other exe files in the ImgBurn program folder.
  2. I have a Pioneer that fluctuates between 90-98% during the burn. I wouldn't worry about it as long as it's not the main buffer that is lower than 100%.
  3. If you disable Kaspersky and then open ImgBurn, works that?
  4. I could guess that you don't have a DVD burner.
  5. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=14632
  6. I've done that some times when the burner was stuck and they all survived it.
  7. The 7261 is the same drive as the 7260. Only difference is that the 7261 has light scribe and also usually costs a bit more for that feature. Same goes for the 5260 that is the 7260 except DVD-RAM burning support. Usually the cheapest model.
  8. You need some type of emulator to run the Windows based ImgBurn on it.
  9. Post the log of that last burn.
  10. Riteks are tricky to burn with older burners.
  11. If that bit in the log is when you inserted a unused disc, it sounds as an issue with the burner.
  12. It was changed in ver 2.5.1.0.
  13. Tried 16x or 24x as write speed?
  14. Jpg is a picture format and not a container format like iso. Use build mode to add jpg files.
  15. You can't disabled it. Instead you should actually pick a location there the layer break is noticed less. You might try the Clone mode in DVDFab and create the ISO within that program. It should preserve the layer break.
  16. If it worked before with the same media code, it might help with a cleaning disc.
  17. There is a later firmware version. http://www.firmwarehq.com/Pioneer/DVR-106D/files.html Tried the 4x write speed?
  18. Only way is to replace the burner with one that likes that media code. Matshita burners are something the devil invented IMHO.
  19. You can always checkmark the option "Close Program" and if there are errors you wi'll see them. If not - the program is gone.
  20. Cynthia

    BurnPlot

    Should be saved to a folder if you have default settings. C:\Users\XXXXXXXXXXX\AppData\Roaming\ImgBurn\Graph Data Files\
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