spinningwheel

Blank disc problem, CMC is junk no matter whose name it is rebadged to.

CMC is junk...follow the advice of ianmaty and get some good disks.

i actually ment can you backup xbox360 games to your pc using img burn? No, ImgBurn does not, and will not, circumvent copy protection. Therefore the answer to your question is Google...

Try a slower speed, or maybe your drive just doesn't like the Riteks...

Not an ImgBurn feature, this has been suggested and answered many times before

:lol:

Agreed, but then what would he have to talk about? It's a freeware program that's ahead of all the others, so someone needs to bitch about something....

LFC

In addition to what the Boss wrote, also check the manufacturers website to see if there is a newer firmware for your player.

A belated Deeb

Blu Sorry I'm so late m8.

Your pixellation problem is caused by the manner in which you are creating the file. Too much compression will lead to what you are experiencing. Other than that, I can say no more on the subject.

Donta

As mmalves suggested: http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

Utterly useless crap media. Read this, as you were advised in post #2: http://forum.imgburn...?showtopic=8000

A quick use of the SEARCH button would have revealed this answer: http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=13326&st=0&p=110987&hl=burners&fromsearch=1entry110987

ImgBurn is not intended to be used for what you want it to do. This has been asked and answered many times before, it is suggested that you use Acronis or search on Google for a program that does what you need.

Great story and good for you.

Read post # 2 again. You do not have Verbatim DataLifePlus discs, you probably bought their 'value line' or 'budget line' media, or they pawned it off on you as the good stuff. I don't know CDr King or how they do business, but I would suggest buying off of the net and avoiding anyone who sells you media one piece at a time from open packaging...ever heard of the saying...buyer beware?

Burning at 2x at this time is unnecessary regardless of what the .nfo says to do. Most of that came into being before the advent of high speed burners and matching media. Find the speed that your drive likes to burn your media and go for it.

Someone isn't exactly in the know about the discs, here's a little reading material for you to share with the store clerk: http://www.google.com/search?q=CMC+MAG&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-us:IE-SearchBox&ie=&oe=

Don't mess with bluray myself, but this may be a place to start. http://club.myce.com/f142/bd2dvd-blu-ray-dvd-guide-232165/ Also, this topic doesn't deal with ImgBurn a whole lot, so next time you have a non-ImgBurn problem, please post in the chat section.

Read this: http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000 Depending on where you are, there are links at the bottom of the post.

Post a log of the failed burn please.