cornholio7

do you have a laptop or a desktop pc?

when you say it doesn't work do you mean it fails at burning or is it not recognised by imgburn? posting a log may help us to help you

verify is a very important part of the process, if it can't verify, it probably won't play in a standalone player

your burn failed to verify, that usually means it was a bad burn, try again at other supported speeds

http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=5600&st=0&p=60084entry60084

sounds like an incorrect file system. post a log of the burn please

thanks again

thanks

post a full log please

as per the website you can't sell it, as to selling a link, only LUK can answer that

dont know if that would help as the op states it is installing 2.4.4.0

you will need to use DKlang as there are still lots of untranslated strings

from the info from your nav disc Track Path: Parallel Track Path (PTP) writeable discs are OTP Opposote Track Path, meaning they write from the inside - out on the one layer, and from the outside - in on the other layer

lots of people have difficulties with nav discs with them being PTP and the copies being OTP

have a good day

do you mean this plug in balders? http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtop...33&hl=video

some fujitsu siemens pc's use 3500 with FS firmwares

which brand is your pc? no cables are needed, you just download and run the firmware, make sure there is no disc in your drive and make sure that it doesn't lose power during the upgrade

you have an older drive trying to burn newer media, you can try to update the firmware from here http://www.firmwarehq.com/NEC/ND-3500AG/files.html or try with some 2.4x verbatim discs MIS

and don't forget to update imgburn

take a look here http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=8000

I 11:18:03 Destination Device: [2:0:0] ATAPI DVD A DH16A3L 8H1F (G:) (RAID) how is this drive configured in bios? optical drives don't work well on a raid channel, adjust the bios setting or move it to another if you can

if you post a log of your burn , there may be other things that can help such as firmware updates. you can find logs under help-> ImgBurn logs, just copy and paste one of your burn attempts here

based on the lack of info you have given, most modern discs like being burnt at 8x or higher, if yours are giving errors burning higher than 4x, either better discs of a new drive should solve your problem, a drive can only burn media at the supported speeds, which is shown in the log or the right hand pane of imgburn

sounds like bad discs