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jrleighton

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  1. Search this forum and you'll have your answers. In the future you should also avoid hijacking other people's threads. "Hijacking ?". Pal - relax. Quit the aggressive style. I'm new here, and my issue is very related to this thread. Aren't threads conversations ? I suggest you don't take such a reactionary stance in future - it's not good for your stress levels !
  2. I have 3 DVD burners in my PC. I have a lot of .iso files to build and burn; and I want to use multiple burners simply to reduce the waiting time. I am only burning one copy of each iso, but will have up to 3 different iso images being burnt at the same time. Is ImgBurn capable of this ? I assume so, as it just means having 3 instances of the software open at the same time. Does this cause any issues or conflicts though ? Many thanks
  3. Having checked thoroughly for errors (using my OEM diagnostic utility) and checked for a firmware update, I am sure that my Sony DVD+-RW drive is good. I have recently uninstalled Sonic DLA and Roxio direct-to-disc from my PC (each was on there at recent times, although separately, as they are incompatibly) and thing that these incompatible (Sonic = Roxio, so why incompatibility ? never mind) and frankly irritating bits of software, and think that they might have something to do with my issue. The issue is (and I have tried several times, each with different data & either a DVD-, DVD+ or a CDR): Each time I burn an image, the burn stops at 100% and fails to continue to perform the validation or to close the disc. The error message is a recurring SENSE Interpretation: Medium Not Present (there's the odd 'invalid field in CDB' thrown in too. What do these errors mean ? Log file attached. Is this normal ? Discs burnt only don't work in any other drive. Do I need to manually close the discs and manually perform a verification. I have done a manual close/verify on one disc and it seems to work when accessed via windows explorer, but only on the PC and in the drive on which the disc was burnt - have not had a chance to check if this is accessible from another PC/drive yet. Have had a look at other posts and searched the forum and the web, but there's not much that's out there that I can see relevant to this issue. It's probably obvious to others, but I need to be pointed in the right direction and shown so that the penny will drop with me ! Can anyone help me please ? Thanks in advance. output.txt
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