cornholio7

two things, you shouldn't be burning video to -R dual layer discs. only use +R and make sure they are Verbatim MKM-001 made in singapore all other D/L discs are a waste of time

just don't chuck them at butters

in the right click menu there is a repeat queue option , just keep adding the queue and share amongst drives

have you tried the right click menu? share images amongst drives works like what you want i believe then you can choose set the total copies as well

np

first it tells you the min req media then it tells you how much free space is left if you exceed the capacity of d/l it automatically changes to blue ray, then unknown future disc size

hope you have a good day db

try tmpeg dvd author

imgburn doesn't , your drive does, all drives behave differently, my pioneer stops when it shifts from 6x to 8x , benqs just speed up

have you deleted the controller and rebooted?

your new setting should be DVD-ROM

can you open imgburn ->tools -> filter driver load order, and post yours please

your problem is with ripping the disc, the programmes you have tried can't rip it. imgburn can't help you with this, as this is the imgburn support forum we can't help you with ripping your discs, its not that we're trying to fob you off to somewhere else, legally its not something this forum or the programme can help you with , sorry

hi and welcome to the forum. you should try some better discs, the ones you have are a bit hit and miss. try verbatim or taiyo yuden

imgburn will not decrypt anything , it is noth ing to do with decrypting, just a burning tool

stole?? he didn't steal anything. do some homework

happy birthday mate

happy birthday mate

yes

happy birthday Jill

http://svp.co.uk/product/pioneer_dvr_minus...dvd_writer_4684 svp have a pioneer112 for £16.70 http://svp.co.uk/product/pioneer_dvr_115d_...vd_writer_44137 or a 115 for

i would grab A114 pioneer make good drives, i'm not too sure what the latest and greatest are at the moment, maybe others can guide you on that, my drives have been very reliable for the past year and a half, so i would recommend any of them but there are newer, better drives now

http://forum.rpc1.org/dl_firmware.php?download_id=1628 you can grab the newest firmware here. http://www.videohelp.com/dvdwriters?DVDnam...p;Search=Search your drive is 4x max speed so having 16x discs makes no difference. personally i would buy a new drive as that one is a bit long in the tooth now

after you are finished building and burning switch to read mode

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ISO_image. using imgburn , it doesn't really matter if you have files or iso's it will burn them. take the time to read the guides on this forum , lots of things will become clear about imgburns capabilities and how to use the programme