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No, it's not possible with just ImgBurn. Have you looked at 7-Zip / WinRAR / similar programs?

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

Nothing shows up because Wii games use a special filesystem that Windows doesn't support. Use the Verify mode to check your disc against the image, and next time leave Verify enabled, it's enabled by default for a reason! What's your E: drive? USB external or network drive? It's too slow for 12x burning. Also you might get a better burn quality at the slower burn speeds (they're listed in the Supported Write Speeds field of the media information text). //edit oops too slow again

You're welcome

If you have a floppy image (or want to read an image from a real floppy disk) and want to use it as the boot image for your CD/DVD/etc disc then you can use the Bootable tab of ImgBurn's Build mode.

Use something like Beyond Compare.

It all comes down to the burner/firmware/media combination. If I'm not mistaken you can contact Verbatim and return/exchange their BD-Rs as defective.

No, because it all depends on your burner/firmware/media combination: ImgBurn just sets the write speed and feeds the data in the correct sequence.

The disc from that last burn should work on your X360. - oops, my bad, please read below

Please read the pink bit at the top of this page, especially the part about posting the log.

Post the log of that burn.

Also try cleaning the drive with a lens cleaning disc.

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

Different burners can get different results.

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

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=59&view=findpost&p=76706

Try burning at 4x. Try cleaning the drive with a lens cleaning disc, or manually if you know how to do it. If that doesn't help then you'll need to try with another burner, preferably a non-slim one.

Try burning at 6x. You could also try cleaning the drive with a lens cleaning disc. If that doesn't work then maybe you could try with your Optiarc burner, after updating its firmware of course.

Try the NEC tab of the Change Book Type feature, and if it doesn't work then you should use Ner0 CD-DVD Speed to change the booktype just before burning.

My post has a link to a guide telling you where to find the old logs.

Why did you enable I/O debug? The information that could mean something was lost.

That happens when you use Wine to run ImgBurn? Have you tried using the ASPI interface? If it's a WinXP in a virtual machine then you should try the DMA fix (2nd post from the FAQ). By the way, you need to update your ImgBurn.

Post the whole log of that session.

Burn qualtiy depends entirely on the burner/firmware/media combination. Please post a log of one of such burns.

Audio CDs don't have label because they don't have a filesystem.