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I think that it is some kind of SPTI problem. I installed both the trial version of Elaborate Bytes' CloneDVD and VSO Inspector. After installing them, ImgBurn works fine with either the ElbyCDIO or Patin-Couffin interfaces selected in Settings/IO. If I reselect SPTI, it doesn't work again. So there is something going on with SPTI and x64 on my particular computer, not with Imgburn. Thanks for the assistance.

I just finished a fresh install of Vista and Imgburn has reverted to its non-working behavior. So, at least for my and my hardware, Imgburn doesn't like Vista x64. Thanks for the help!

I'll give it a try as well, just to be sure.

In my case, everything was standard Vista drivers, so maybe it is a bug inside of Vista itself? Anyway, thanks for your help!

Well, I installed the 32bit version of Vista and now Imgburn works fine now. Maybe it can't talk directly to the hardware on x64?

I've give Vista a reinstall and report what happens. Thanks.

Hitting F8 showed my a bunch of repeating lines, so I guess I'm screwed with this drive. Here is the dialog box I see when I hit the manual eject button: --------------------------- ImgBurn --------------------------- I/O Error! Device: [0:1:0] LITE-ON DVDRW LH-20A1S 9L08 (D:) (ATAPI) ScsiStatus: 0x02 Interpretation: Check Condition CDB: 1B 01 00 00 02 00 Interpretation: Start/Stop Unit Sense Area: Interpretation: No Additional Sense Information --------------------------- Retry Cancel ---------------------------

I am trying to get Imgburn 2.3.2.0 and a Liteon LH-20A1S working together on a Vista x64 system. The Liteon drive has firmware 9L08, which is the newest as far as I can tell. Here are the symptoms: - gets stuck on Synchronising Cache when writing to DVD+R disks. - it can write and verify CD-Rs but Imgburn can't make the drive tray eject (even though during a CD burn, the log says "Cycling Tray before Verify..." and then "Device Ready!", as though it did). -Vista can eject the drive tray The DVD+Rs I am using are x8 Silver Thermal from Taiyo Yuden. The CD-Rs are some cheap Memorex ones from Best Buy. Any ideas?