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Ive done that even tried at 2x. I looked at the drivers for my burners and Anydvd is listed first instead of the microsoft one could that cause this? If so how do I change the order of that so it uses the microsoft driver and not the anydvd one?

This is the main error I keep encountering. ImgBurn3.log

Here is another current log file. Ive been using the same discs and drives for months now and this is a new current problem so I dont see how it can be a driver issue. Yes its an AMD board ImgBurn2.log

The drivers for the drives are up to date as is the firmware. What would cause I/O errors? I dont want to waste another bluray just to create another log file.

So Ive been encountering a lot of failed burns lately and cant figure out why. Im using the same media and drives I always do. All of the fails have been to I/O errors and today the program just locked up mid burn. Any ideas? Ive included a log file in hopes that someone can help me with this.ImgBurn.log