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http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=1910
that burner is getting rather old for dual layer disks
Use only verbatim 2.4x made in singapore
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I keep getting an error saying audio cd's aren't supported...
yet
the new version will support them
one of the safest ways to backup your cd's is to rip them to high quality mp3 or wma files and save on your hard drive
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redbook and imapi are safe
safe meant/means, those were the ones you could leave
windows comes with a good help and support
google is your friend
many of these suggestions require a basic understanding of computers and windows, how they work etc.
burning dvd's is one of the more advanced computer skills
you need to do a little more reading, do you have anyone that can help you with these basics?
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are you saying you can't make a data dvd or cd with imgburn?
Please reread the guides and post full log
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will formatting hard drive and reinstalling windows make a difference
not necessarily
if you were to reload the same drivers and programs(fliters) you might end up back to the same place sooner or later
try removing those extra filters(redbook and imapi are safe)
look in device manager for the controller driver, post chipset and version
did you connect the burner as standalone master?
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you might want to try with a good newer standard dvd burner and not that laptop one?
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yes when 2 newer burners won't work, chances are your system has issues
but I made 3 suggestions and all three are no brainers
don't waste any more disks until they are corrected
if you do everything wrong, nothing works
a few things can be wrong and some things work, sort of
I prefer to not play the odds myself
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post a filter driver load order(under tools)
using a standard ide chipset controller and default xp sp2 driver?
try the drive as master all alone on the cable(at the end of that new cable)
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welcome to the forum
maybe that file is the only one your player supports, not even all avi's will play, it depends upon the player and how the avi was made
computers can play almost anything
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your dad's dvd recorder was a good one and those disks for 1X 4 year old media were supposedly good
unless the disks are in pristine shape I am not sure you'll get a good read in a premium regular sized dvd drive in a computer
do they play in your laptop and a better standalone without screwing up.
If they don't, you would need to reburn the vcr tapes again
If a drive won't play the disk right it can't read it to copy it?
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put the problem dvd in your dvd drive, have imgburn in read mode
copy and paste the right hand screen contents into a reply
it's going to be hard to get a good read off those disks if your standalone player won't play them right
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it's been over a year since I tried super, of course it immediately crashed on me so I gave up
I don't have much patience
might give it a second try
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My only complaints about dvd flick are/were the size being slightly smaller for chosen output, but then i figured out it was allowing space for a menu to be added later
it doesn't support graphical subtitles but they suck anyway
it hangs on badly encoded avi's
convertx2dvd has that damn watermark, and even the paid version can't get size even close to right, sure it's fast but the conversion quality shows where dvdflick keeps almost all the quality afaik
I still can't figure out what's so super about super anyway, flick is easier and does the job it was designed to
super may do more but it's not a good avi to dvd tool
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I have no issues
the apple rootkit clan are very clever, they behave themselves like yellow jackets until the colony reaches borg strength, after that they go into aggressive mode seeking out competing progams and hardware with deadly efficiency
total fumigation and partition deletion is the remedy but by then you are assimilated
frontal lobotomy?
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http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtop...amp;#entry58921
funny how we see the same drives over and over
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the brick and mortar sales are few and far between but actually reading the made in singapore off the packaging seems to be the safest options
bestbuy had the 20 packs for 30$
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use hp advent discs
all the HP branded disks I have used burned poorly in premium dvd burners with good firmware and on my computers
look at the forum tips please
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after 20 minutes googling that burner and firmware, I'd pick up a new burner while shopping for those vebatim disks
http://club.cdfreaks.com/f44/problem-shm-1...55/#post1934365
liteon oem's????????????
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please post a filter load order
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slow or what ?
"alds" I will have cold fries with that.
babelfish wants to know what language to translate into english from
durn I thought the aussie's were bad
remember yall our favorite colony
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See thats the thing........ when it froze up. There is no log file.
It doesnt say anything in the log file tot make sense of why its burning at a faster speed than I set
Telling me I can ONLY USE verbatium dvds is horse shit. What kind of program only can use one brand of DL disc ? I dont buy that for a second.
And "read the pink bit at top"....... oh I read it.... I read it all.
Anyone actually know what they are talking about and can help me out ? Thanks
laptop dvd burners suck, so you are starting out in the hole
verbatim makes the best dual layer disk, there isn't even a close second
the program has nothing to do with the quality of the blanks or the designed burn speed of the blank
plus format burns at 2.4 by specification not whim
dash format used the 2.0 x speed
donta and blu know more about dual layer than you'll find almost anywhere else and are just volunteering their valuable time and expertiese helping beginners learn this technology
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try to make some more room on the hard drive, run disk cleanup, take out the trash, empty norton's protected recyling bin if used
now when you have video file set don't make an iso(that just wastes space)
see the guide about building and outputing to dvd burner (building and burning on the fly)
you were writting a 4+ gig iso to your hard drive with only 5 gigs free space, the problem is that 5 gigs was probably scattered all to hell in small chunks, then to read that iso the computer had to work it's butt off finding it all while writting to an external usb burner that uses a lot of cpu cycles
I hope this makes sense to you
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I would have used the build on the fly option?
Destination Free Space: 5,867,712,512 bytes (5,730,188 KB) (5,595 MB) (5 GB)where's the first of the log?
ram available etc?
usb is an very system intensive operation, not too good if the source files are heavily fragmented and all the available swap file space is taken up by the iso creation
just a wild stab in the dark
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ATAPI DVD A DH16A1P RX12
probably not a wise idea to try the crossflash then
Audio CD Burn Issues
in ImgBurn Support
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The tracks are beat mixed, disk images are probably the safest option then