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Try 8x or 12x and see if it works. If it doesn't, you'll need to try with other brands of CD-R. Alternatively, you can burn it to DVD media and it should work the same

Those are genuine Taiyo Yuden blanks? Do you have Daemon Tools installed?

You're right, burf. WinRAR by default associates itself with .iso extension, and its icon makes people think it's a ZIP/RAR file rather than an ISO image. Adding to that, Windows doesn't show file extensions by default

and many more to come!

http://www.google.com/ - look for DVD Shrink or similar programs, most of them can do what you want

I've noticed that Winamp also does that. Maybe it's a bug in Common Dialogs or something like that

ImgBurn reports what it's told by the drive, and what your drive is saying is that it can't read the disc it has just burned a few mins before. This is usually due to a poor quality dye used when the disc was made: the dye doesn't react as expected by the burner and doesn't store the information it should. That's why we recommend testing with discs known to have high quality dyes, such as Verbatim and Taiyo Yuden blanks. This is needed to rule out an eventual problem with the burner itself, which, as any other device, also wears out. And no, you're far from getting on my nerves

It might be a good idea to follow what this post says (including deleting controllers and rebooting)

Yes, follow this guide and point to that file as the image to burn

The burn process relies on three parameters: burner, firmware and media. The burner seems OK and the firmware is up-to-date, so what could be causing problems? Can't you really buy 2 or 3 Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden blanks to test them? Are they really that expensive where you live? We say that because, if the burner can't burn high quality media, then it's defective and needs replacement.

Try with better media, such as Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden blanks, and if it still errors out, bin it and get a new burner, they're pretty cheap nowadays

It seems your car's CD player is picky about media. Try using Taiyo Yuden CD-Rs. For burning Audio CDs, usually the slowest speed available gives the best results. Also make sure you're using the latest firmware available for your burner (from what I could find it's 1.07).

Does the CD play normally on a DVD player/computer?

Have a look in the Guides section

If your laptop has USB 2.0 ports, get a normal burner in an external enclosure: it'll give better burns than a laptop burner and will also work for a longer time

Alternatively you could burn the ISO files to DVD as data and later mount them with Daemon Tools (or similar program)

Nope, or else it'd at least burn correctly, wouldn't it?

Extract the ISO from the zip file then follow this guide -> http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=61 Make sure the Verify option is ticked

If only we received a

Have you tried burning at 4x? Are those Verbatims made in Singapore or India?

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=216 http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=3662

First of all, please update ImgBurn. It seems you're doing a quick erase (which resets the formatted state) before burning your DVD+RW and this isn't necessary for this type of media: simply proceed as usual, without quick erasing, and when you click the burn button you'll be asked to overwrite your DVD+RW disc, to which you should answer yes. You'll have to do one last Full Erase though so that the disc gets formatted

Try DVD Flick

ImgBurn always closes/finalises the disc. Why don't you keep the files on your HD until you have enough data for burning a full DVD?

You need to buy a DVD burner, so that you can burn your ISO to a DVD-R/DVD+R disc