I have exactly the opposite "problem" and, since this is the first time I've used ImgBurn, I'm a bit confused at the outcome. I had a folder with over 6 GBytes of graphic files (.tiff and .bmp). I didn't really know how to use the software, so I just decided to try to burn the folder and see if it would allow me to split it over two disks. I got NO errors and NO warnings and ALL of the files seem to be on the disk.
The files are an InDesign project and include fonts, images, and the InDesign (.indd) file. So I opened the InDesign file from the imation DVD+RW disk with NO errors. Is there some compression happening that I should be aware of. Since I want to send the project to the printer on Monday, I'm a little nervous.
I've since RTFM and know a bit more and will re-burn the project onto two disks, but am still curious as to how I got 6.5 Gigs onto one single density DVD.
Curious minds want to know.
And thanks for the software. If I can make it work you will certainly receive a donation from me. After all, I just wasted $30 on a pile of junk that only wants to recognize "media" files - as if DATA was dirty word.
Peace, Jim (|:{>
