cornholio7

this is not an error as such, its just warning you about the file size restrictions of fat32. are you using +R discs to burn to?

shrink it first . google is your friend

do you have incd installed ? take a look at this post too http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?s=&...dpost&p=975

did you have wmp open at the same time? check the faq about this

any chance we could see a log please?

mine was round yesterday evening, mince and onion

have a good day spinner

i can confirm the problem is being looked at by the boss, we tried some things on it yesterday and the boss knows where the problem lies http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=976916#post976916

its just checking there is a connection by checking 3 places that are almost certain to be online before it checks imgburn which could (if you have been visiting regularly) be down. its not transmitting info.

have you tried a lens cleaner?

have you got imgburn in write mode before you insert the disc?

imgburn is not a ripper, its a burning tool

why would you want to rar them in the first place?

try burning the TYG02's at 4x, it looks like your pc is struggling with the max setting

try windows media player

agreed, i live in Denmark and buy my discs where volvo recommended, excellent service to us in Europe

can you post a log please? it sounds like you may have a combi drive on your pc but a log will help us to find the problem

if you have wmp running then close it and try again, if you have InCD installed, uninstall it and try again. if none of this helps then check the FAQ on the front page, specifically this post http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?s=&...dpost&p=975

because circumventing copy protection is illegal in the UK , this is where Lightning UK! allegedly lives, so if the programme circumvents this protection ,then he is risking a huge fine or a prison sentance, neither he or we want that to happen. if you want a software to bypass copy protection , then maybe you should put your future on the line and write one yourself

the speeds are a firmware thing, i have drives that will burn these same discs at 8x, so you should be able to burn at 4x -ROM is more compatible in stand alones and with the price of the discs , i wouldn't risk not bit setting

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=2168

fuckwit

imgburn is a burner , theres already tons of software out there that convert A-B .

the problem you are experiencing is in your authoring stage, imgburn just burns your files, it doesn't alter them in any way, take a step back in your process, make an iso out of the files, mount the iso in daemon tools and test before you burn so you don't waste discs