dontasciime

you can build them with ImgBurn and burn them as they are, if you have a (mpeg4)divx DVD player without converting them. If you got a standard dvd player they will have to be authoredas suggested above(ImgBurn cannot do this for you)

poor decision to take out hardware, oh well i think when mine arrives and i find out that pal def won't play my sons ps2 i think whilst updating firmware I'll pull the plug and send it back, actually from the horror stories about poor build i probs will not need to worry about it not being faulty anyways

at some point you had the ISO you burnt to disc so why not do it at that time or against the image if you left it on your hard drive

get the sata 1 then

get dvdinfopro http://www.dvdinfopro.com/ install then click on media with the disc you wrote in the writer you wrote it in. then paste the info the same can be done from right hand panel in ImgBurn after you scroll down to bottom the problem is either with the brand of media or your ps2 or the fact that maybe that game knows what your trying to do actually just noticed the other post so check out the other forums

pioneer 111 or 112 or liteon LH-20A1H

you will have to try with some other media, try verb TYG02, TYG03 or some MCC 002. or the +R versions if your drive is + only If it still does it, then see dell as to getting drive replaced.

get dvd shrink /re author , drag 1,2 3 to left create ISO then burn. really though the disc's you have done already are fine so you have not wasted them, you just got the titles on there twice ..double the viewing pleasure

Boring http://www.christiananswers.net/q-abr/abr-a011.html

in last recorded does it still say dvd+DL

If you have set it to DVD-ROM, it will only show up as such after you burn it.

I can translate that FFS another one. It had nothing to do with going back to previous version of ImgBurn (it's still same code) unless very slim chance here that if say you used system restore and whatever was the real reason for your errors was elimated by system restore. But the main reason was (is) the inconsistency of the media your using.

surely someone has just photo shopped her arse up there

you would think or hope so

there is a newer firmware for your drive E113 (i think its for your drive i looked at the Ini file and your drive is listed) http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/...p;fileid=173334 would like the opinion of some other users before saying that this firmware is for you drive, i am confident but then again its not my drive at risk

why you choosing a speed not supported by drive/media better to choose a speed listed. is that a dell computer you have

ImgBurn cannot be used to read/backup commercial / encrypted dvd's for legal reasons. I have a hot key set up for that statement now.

might just get a portable 15"" FST

loads of places have them http://www.amazon.co.uk/Sharp-LC46XD1E-46-...data/B000IZK0Q6 shame states do not have DVB as the us versions or close versions have 6 1080p inputs 2x component at 1080p bastard companies making UK version crap again

you would be better off checking ide cables, check bios to see if it's listed there, try getting bios to re detect devices. Then see if it shows up in Windows, if not try uninstalling the IDE controller, let windows reboot and detect devices again you should also with having to reset check all hard drives connected for errors by right clicking on drive/s in question and properties / tools/ error checking / check now and tick top box only. just noticed you say eject button does not work, still try whats above but it does not sound too good

I was planning on buying either the 42 sharp X series or the 46 but they have shit inputs or rather limited wtf they don't have 2x component a VGA / DVI surely they got space a little space left at back VGA is limited to 1366x768 could get 1920x1080 via DVI > HDMI lead for PC connection but no way to get 1080p for xbox 360 or the DVD HD addon There were mentions of an xbox 360 HDMI lead but does not look like it's gonna happen. Everything above & below is in reference to the sharp LC42XD1E which is the one I am drawn to. There is no actual component onboard, instead it's VGA > component. Also over component 720p will be possible as will 1080i but not 1080p things can get confusing, the xbox 360 VGA cable is capable of 1080p output for games / HD DVD / and normal DVD playback via 1080p upscaling. the component cable for xbox 360 can do 1080p for games / maybe for HD DVD playback , i will say yes on 2nd thoughts/ but will only allow 480p for DVD playback. However connecting to the sharp may or may not be exactly the same, as these Full HD sets all have their own agenda via connectivity. I will no doubt be reading a lot more before i fully decide unless the impulse to just press Add to cart/checkout takes over

should be just read iso with the cd in drive > iso

The same could be said about ya ava

Been looking for a new 42"" LCD 1080p TV today that has DVB (freeview) component, VGA , DVI, to be used for PC at 1920x1080 over VGA or DVI and 1080p over VGA for xbox360 &hd dvd addon and games or just 1080p over component for games, hard to find one that does what i want, anyone got any suggestions, seems each make of TV lacks every feature i want or limits resolution over VGA... Spotted this monster, where the F would you put it. http://www.engadget.com/2007/01/07/sharp-t...ld-wonders-why/