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try reflashing it to the firmware before, maybe the one you got was corrupt

WOO-HOO go get it everybody........

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sorry but ritek dual layer are not too good at all. buy verbatim +R double layer discs and you should have no problems you can see a scan here http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=1710

the method blu was referring to was through start-> all programmes-> accessories-> system tools-> system restore using this method you dont lose your data

this forum does not and will not cover how to compress images to fit on single layer media, sorry we couldn't help you on this one

if you use windows system restore you wont lose the files but if you did a system restore with the cd rom you got when you bought the pc you will lose everything

nope, it'll be released when its ready

no cake , but shamus has invited us all for a beer in his back garden

"ImgBurn - it does exactly what it says - Burns Images !!!" Oh, I want to Burn Movies, not Images. time to update your sig lfc?

Incredibly enough , a year has flown by already so happy birthday ImgBurn support forum

its got nothing to do with region protection , its format

sounds like your disc is PAL and you are trying to play it on an NTSC player or the other way round,not much you can do unless your player/tv supports both

meritline, linked in lfc's post, have external cases and drives , choose a case without an ali chipset, choose a drive and away you go

you can see it didnt

quite a lot people ask what do these scans mean so heres a meagre attempt at an explanation PI Errors should be as low as possible- the best burns are shown with a scale of 0-10 PI Failures should also be as low and as few as possible, many PIF errors will result in a low quality rating Jitter has an effect on the quality too, if the jitter goes over 10% the quality drops dramatically. If error correction totally fails, that's when you get a PO Failure (Parity Outer). The PO Failures are the ones where you'd then get a I/O Error during Verify etc as the drive couldn't read the disc The Quality Rating will give a good idea as to how good the scan is We on this forum tend to scan all things at 8x CAV so the scans are done the same way If you take a snapshot, then save it as .PNG as it looks clearer and more defined.

I 09:04:15 Source File File System(s): None this could be a problem if you want it to work in a standalone dvd player

laptop drives are pretty iffy really , if it was me, i would buy an external drive and not from dell as they dont make drives. an 8x burner is adequate as burns over 8x tend to suffer in scan quality

you can't get 4.35gb on to a cd you could buy an external usb/firewire dvd burner .

just drag and drop the files you want burned into imgburn in build mode, choose your drive as the destination and burn. take a read of the build mode overview in the guides section for help , or just ask again if its unclear after that

sorry- cant help you with that

the calculator is only indicating to you how much it will fill the medium that is listed above the indicator

you can burn to cd's yes (700/800Mb) you just cant burn dvd's. if you have a desktop pc just buy a dvd burner and swap it for the drive you have now. and when you have done all that , update imgburn to v 2.0.0.0

thanks chewy - i'll look into it

open imgburn , if you dont see the log appear under the gui then press 'L' on your keyboard and copy and paste the contents of the log in your reply