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Seems like working without that weird error message this time, after copying again the mad flac folder to C:\Program Files (x86) and re-installing from there!

 

Cross my fingers...

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I've tried it but it doesn't work that way, meaning that the mad flac folder should be located in the drive where the cue flac image files I need to burn are and I also need to re-install all the time before I start Image Burn in order to work!!!

 

I had K-Lite codec pack installed, however I removed it as useless because all the programs I use have their own codecs (apart from Image Burn). Please note that my main drive is an SSD of limited space and I need to save as much space as possible by removing useless programs!

 

Therefore I repeat if you could suggest some other decoder for flac only, because this is what causing me the problem, I'd be more than grateful!!!

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Eventually I found out that the issue occurs only with cue flac images!

 

I've installed the mad flac program you suggest in your guides, however in case I disconnect the USB drive I need to re-install over and over again and keep the set up files saved in this drive, otherwise I get the afore-mentioned error message! Please note that this issue doesn't occur in ape files, only in flac!

 

Therefore I'd appreciate if you suggest some other program for flac DirectShow decoder that could be saved in the registry as ape does!

 

I attach a new log, hopefully it works this time!

 

Thanks again!

ImgBurn.log

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Recently I get the following strange error message whenever I try to create audio CDs by using .cue files (.flac or .ape) saved to an external USB drive.

 

"TabletPC inking error code. The property was not found, or supported by the recognizer"

 

Please note that no Tablet PC is involved and I could burn fine with Image Burn any file saved in this USB drive in the past!

 

Please advise on how to proceed!

 

Thank you!

 

PS: Log attached

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Thanks again for your reply !

 

Actually I mistook your previous reply's "it" for "I"

 

I mean that I read "I won't no" (let you know if.....)

 

And then I begun searching again.

 

Sorry and thank you once more !

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It won't, no.

 

Sorry but I can't find any relevant posts in either Guides or FAQ, therefore I'd highly appreciate if you can at least provide me with a link that could help.

 

Thanks and sorry again for disturbing you !

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Can you please let me know in case I select to shutdown the computer after burning and verification and any of them is completed with errors, is the software going to actually shutdown the system without letting me know about these errors ?

 

Many thanks in advance for your reply !

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If you're usually near the PC and able to push it back in, leave it enabled.

 

If you aren't and would prefer to go away, come back and find it all finished, disable it.

 

I don't rate slimline drives as burners - they're all pretty rubbish. If you're burning enough discs to make pushing in the tray a real issue, maybe you should consider buying an external normal size drive that can eject+load by itself.

 

Can I perform verification of the burned project after exiting ImgBurn on a later time ?

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Cycling the tray is actually quite important and picks up on issues that would otherwise go unnoticed.

 

Don't think that just because some other tools don't do it that they're correct... they aren't.

 

The option you're looking for is aptly named 'Cycle Tray Before Verify' and can be found on the 'Write' tab in the 'Settings'.

 

The only time I'd ever consider turning it off is if I had a laptop with a slimline drive that has to be loaded manually.

 

That's exactly the reason !!!

 

However do you believe that I shouldn't turn it off even though I use a laptop ?

 

Thanks again for your reply !

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Is there any way NOT to eject automatically (cycle) the drive tray before verification and after burning is completed ?

 

Please notice that I don't mean only after burning (that I have already configured by unticking the Eject tab) but burn + verify.

 

Need to add that ImgBurn is the only software that ejects the device tray before verification.

 

All the rest (eg Nero) don't.

 

Any ideas ?

 

Many thanks in advance !