mmalves

It's all up to the burner, and if it doesn't recognise one of the best media on the market, then what good it is?

If it's showing that message when using Verbatim blanks then your burner is pretty much dead. Try a lens cleaning disc on that drive but you should start looking for a new burner, which is pretty cheap by the way.

ImgBurn queries all that information from your burner. Update your burner's firmware and then post the disc information again.

Insert the disc and switch to Read mode: if ImgBurn doesn't show you a warning message then you can try copying the disc.

Try burning at 4x. You could try using better quality blanks too (Verbatim and Taiyo Yuden highly recommended).

It was a good burn+verify so the problem must be with the files themselves. Insert that disc on your DVD player and take note of the filenames that show up and play, then put the disc in your computer and use MediaInfo to open the working and non-working files and compare their attributes to find out what's the problem.

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=6380

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

If you want to just back up your Windows installation you should be using a proper backup tool like Acronis TrueImage or similar, as they can make bootable restore discs. Now if you want to make a Live CD from your Windows then you should ask Google.

The logs you posted tell us that the burns are good. Have you tested those discs on other X360 consoles? Some are picky about the media they can read. If you want to go for a new burner then get a Optiarc AD-7240S (7241S / 7243S are also good) as it's one of the best burners on the market now.

Try a lens cleaning disc on that drive, and if that doesn't help then treat yourself to a nice new SATA burner (Optiarc AD-7240S / AD-7241S / AD-7243S recommended).

Try burning at 16x or maybe slower. You could do with high quality blanks too, like Taiyo Yuden CD-Rs.

Use DVD Flick, ConvertXtoDVD or similar program to convert your video before burning and it should play fine on your DVD player.

Look in PowerDVD 9's settings, or maybe in Windows' autoplay settings.

There's no such thing as "unclose" a disc, it simply can't be done. Have you tried using UltraISO/PowerISO/MagicISO/etc to try reading from that disc?

Don't spam the forum, keep it to your original thread.

If IsoBuster can't extract the file(s) you want then you're out of options.

Have you tried a lens cleaning disc on your X360 drive? You could also try burning at 6x or 4x to see if you get a better quality burn.

Try using IsoBuster to extract the file you want.

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

Update your burner's firmware and try again at 8x or 12x for possibly better quality burns. As for the slow burning on the laptop, please read the 2nd post from the FAQ thread (link in the pink box up top).