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Use UIF2ISO to convert it back to a standard image format

Please tell us in details how you're doing it and where the problem shows up, so that we can try and reproduce the problem.

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Only those 2 MB were recorded to the disc. Unfortunately there's nothing to recover from this disc

Open ImgBurn, switch to Read mode and paste here all the information shown on the right side.

Please define "will not play on a computer at my job": does it see the disc's contents? Or it simply acts as if there was no disc? Are you sure it can read DVDs?

Use IsoBuster and check if it can see all the files/folders you've burned.

In that case both options will work the same way

Please post your filter list (Tools/Filter Driver Load Order/click Clipboard button and paste here).

Set UDF Revision to 2.50 too.

Your network must be very busy because 0.3x average is too low even for a 10 mbits network, which, by the way, isn't enough for a 1.0x burn. Maybe it's time for a new, bigger HD?

Burn the MP3-CUE image to a CD-RW, then use the Read mode to make a BIN/CUE image from that CD-RW Now you got me curious: why do you need a BIN/CUE image if you already have it in MP3/CUE format?

Your problem is low quality media. Get Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden 8x TYG02 blanks and you'll have success

If you're burning stuff to watch on a standalone player then you should use UDF 2.50, as this is the filesystem the player is expecting. Please post a log from one of the burns that didn't play (you can find all the logs at Help/ImgBurn Logs).

Look at the properties of your 'WinRAR file': if it's an ISO image (i.e. it has .iso extension), burn it to disc by following this guide.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0076759/alternateversions - hope this helps

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We're all going to live longer after Altercuno's and donta's contributions Maybe you guys haven't noticed but I've been helping with that ever since I've joined this forum

Now it's my time to steal blu's GIF Have a few and get for us, will ya?

Your burner is old and doesn't support the blanks you're using (notice it doesn't show the Media ID). You may have luck using Verbatim 8x or Taiyo Yuden 8x blanks. A new burner is pretty cheap and would ensure good quality burns

Yes, 'Book Type: DVD-ROM' should appear in the Physical Information (Last Recorded) section.

Create MD5 hashes -> MD5summer / wxChecksums RAR + recovery record -> use WinRAR to create an archive and tick 'Put recovery record' in the Archive name and parameters dialog (set the size of the recovery record in the Advanced tab)

The blanks you have now aren't supported by your burner (notice it doesn't show any Supported Write Speeds). Even though you may be using the same brand, the brand probably bought a batch from a different manufacturer, and this one isn't compatible with your burner. Get Verbatim DVD+R DL 2.4x MKM-001-00 Made in Singapore blanks and it'll burn

ImgBurn compares byte by byte of the burned disc against the image file. Since you're worried about your data, create MD5 hashes and verify them from time to time, just to be sure. Use only quality media, such as Verbatim or Taiyo Yuden blanks. You might also want to backup your data with RAR + recovery record, or similar technique, so that you can retrieve your data even if the disc goes bad. Burning 2 (or more) discs of the same data is another option.

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