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Please post the log from that burn (you can find it at Help/ImgBurn Logs).

Xbox 360 games are protected against copying, and to properly backup them you need a special reader drive and specific software. To find out more you'll have to ask Google, as we can't discuss circumvention of copy protections here

Just the layer break, which the .dvd file takes care of

Select the .dvd file as the image to burn and it'll tell ImgBurn where to place the layer break

If you add just one folder, ImgBurn will ask if that folder is the root of the disc, to which you should answer yes: that way the disc will contain all the files and folders that are inside the folder you've added. For more information on ImgBurn's Build mode, please read this guide. If you're still in doubt feel free to ask, we're here to help

I'd also upgrade the firmware to Liggy's AD-7170S Bitsetting Firmware 1.03

This is the real error, and it seems your CD-RW disc has worn out. I guess it's time to get a new one

ImgBurn doesn't install DLLs or anything like that: the whole program works from ImgBurn.exe itself. You can install v2.4.1.0 over v2.2.0.0 without problems. If your system is locking up it could be a driver problem, maybe the chipset/storage driver?

The answer to both questions is no

Please post the log from that burn (you can find it at Help/ImgBurn Logs).

Try burning at 4x, 10x or 16x (usually with CDs the slower the better).

That's the log from when you've created the image. We need the one where that image is burned to disc

Notice the program is called ImgBurn, not ImgDecrypt/ImgRip/ImgReadAnything Sorry, I couldn't resist

You can find the log at Help/ImgBurn Logs. Copy the full log from when you've burned that disc and paste here in a new post

Someone obviously ignored the message shown by ImgBurn right after the disc was inserted...

It's easier to find on online stores. Where in the world do you live?

Since ImgBurn doesn't convert anything, they're being burnt as data, and so the playback is being handled by your player, which, in your case, doesn't make them fullscreen. Try converting your mpg videos with DVD Flick before burning and they should play in fullscreen

The easier way to solve your problem is to get Verbatim DVD+R DL 2.4x MKM-001-00 Made in Singapore blanks. They'll probably work with your burner as it is. See if you can return/exchange the ones you've bought.

That media is low quality, so that's why you're getting a write error. We recommend using only Verbatim DVD+R DL 2.4x MKM-001-00 Made in Singapore blanks. A firmware update could help, but the only firmware I've found for that burner is Dell's AD21 and I'm not sure if it's better than the one you're currently using. Alternatively, if you feel adventurous, you could crossflash your burner to a BenQ DW1650

Please post your log so that we can see what the problem is. You can find it here:

Your burner is old and only burns DVD+R/+RW discs. You may try burning a DVD+R disc with it but it's anyone's guess if it'll work or not. The proper solution to this problem would be to get a new burner. Also leave the Verify option enabled in ImgBurn, as it ensures the disc was properly burnt

If you had gone to the Guides section you'd have found this -> How to burn an Audio CD from music files using ImgBurn

That firmware is ancient! Remove any disc from the drive, close the tray and apply the latest firmware (1.20) available for your DVR-108 burner. Reboot after it's finished and try again. Also notice the media you're using is low quality and you'd get much better results with Verbatim DVD+R DL 2.4x MKM-001-00 Made in Singapore blanks