Hey learning what doesn't work is often a great first step to learning what does work. haha😁 I'd upvote you but I hadn't seen anywhere I can do that on this site.
Sorry for the delay, got pulled away on something else.
.I've retrieved a blank disc.
.extracted the original to a new folder.
.formatted the blank disc. as UDF 2.01(default) * Windows was unable to complete the format * I also switched to UDF 2.5 just to be sure and got the same popup.
.Once I go to the extracted file open XYZ.WMPLib; ImgBurn comes up with an error: "Invalid or unsupported image file format!" to clarify this error comes up as imgBurn is opening. It doesn't have a source selected and the destination is the (RW) disc.
.select to search for source; make my way to newfolder
.change file type from supported to all files
. select XYZ.WMPLib
.At this point the "Invalid or unsupported image file format!" error reappears. and the source is set back to "please select a file..."
I hope this is detailed enough to help explain the steps I've taken with the new disc. On the bottom left of ImgBurn it does say "disc not empty" I can certainly try a new disc but I retrieved this from a blank stack and nothing is visibly showing
so on the root folder I have the file for hippa reasons we'll call
"file1" which doesn't open as it's currently listed as unknown it is .WMPLib I did try changing it to windows media player but it gave an error.
the second file is BIN- which contains a chrome file(assumed to be the link for the study but it only says "a report was not issued for this study" when I click it.
BIN- imgBurn
Bin-microd ( its empty; I do have view set to show hidden items)
I am trying to view the X-ray on the disc; the ImgBurn on the disc said it needed to update. (it was a compressed file I extracted to my desktop .) from there I am lost because every other disc we get simply works (the first time I've encountered a company that uses ImgBurn).
I put the disc in it tells me to download 'ImgBurn'.
I get to this site and download the current version.
Extract the compressed file.
I open ImgBurn (no clue what I'm supposed to click to view the images) I tried creating an image from the disc, verifying the disc, I tried selecting the read/build/verify modes.