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  1. ...At the moment it starts to burn immediately and a dialogue would only show up if the image is bigger than the actual media. What do I need to add to the cmd command in order for it to always show the dialogue before starting the burn process? dialogue: (attached in this post) cmd:...
  2. Hello I made an image of this cd-rw now im trying to write it back but im getting error ImgBurn.log
  3. ...all you have to do is create a folder for that image file(s) and just give me access to that folder. In Google Drive and Microsoft One Drive, you have to give permissions to files and folders for others to view them. And if you create a subfolder somewhere there, you have to grant me permission t...
  4. How can I turn a dvd+r into a dvd-r
  5. ...When I use the “ Create image file from files/folders” mode I observe a behavior that I did not expect. I create an ISO (call it ISO1), then I mount it and do a binary comparison to the source data and it verifies correct. Then I create another ISO from the same source files and folders (call it...
  6. ..."bad" images don't result in bad burns. Meaning, there's very little data in a disc image that can result in a failed burn. Failed burns are the result of media issues, incompatibility between drive and media, or a dying/dead/defective drive. But, if you're curious and want to test it, you can c...
  7. dbminter

    What is this disc

    ...it is practically unheard of to create CD-R flippers with a CD-R on one side and a BD-R/RE DL on the other.
  8. I just burned that image to a Memorex 24x Ultra High Speed Mitsubishi CD-RW without any errors. However, there were Verify miscompares: I 13:34:24 Operation Started! I 13:34:24 Source File Sectors: 237,275 (MODE1/2352) I 13:34:24 Source File Size: 558,070,800 bytes I 13:34:24 Sour...
  9. The image can partially be burnt to DVD+RW. ImgBurn says it will do some conversions on the fly, but I'll retry on a CD-RW. I spoke with the OP via private message and they already tried Virtual CloneDrive per my suggestion. It's only displaying partial data, most likely from only one...
  10. That sort of image can only be burnt to a cd. it looks like a data disc you’ve kept adding data too. put the disc in the drive and use Build mode to make a clean image from it. mount hat new image in a virtual drive program to check its all ok and then burn to a new disc.
  11. ...Here's what I got attempting to write the image to a DVD+RW: --------------------------- ImgBurn --------------------------- Next Writable Address is Invalid! LBA: 83375 / 18:33:50 NWA: 0 / 00:02:00 --------------------------- OK ---------------------------...
  12. ...but there's no guarantee there wont be unsecured cross talk and someone else can get access to your image . So, you're best off not posting a link in a reply here, but to send me a private message with the link to it.
  13. But theres my photos in the image
  14. If you've got a cloud account and want to up this image set to it and let me download it, I'll attempt to burn it on a CD-RW and see what happens on my end.
  15. Could be the multiple Sessions in the image file. I thought ImgBurn was unable to burn images with multiple Sessions. But, that may have been at some point in the past and that is a limitation that no longer applies.
  16. This is the image that fails burning. It seems like the error is at the LeadOut? What does it mean? What causes it?
  17. ...you don't use Write Files/Folders to disc to burn Audio CD image files. That just writes whatever files/folders you select to the disc 1:1. Yes, as was said, if they are Audio CD image files, you will need BIN/CUE format files.
  18. I'm trying to create a Blu Ray video disc from BDMV & CERTIFICATE folders and creating expensive coasters. My media is new Verbatim 43748 BD-R DL 50GB 6X. My burner is a brand new ASUS BW-16D1X-U external USB drive. Using Windows 11, Intel i5-13600K CPU, 32GB DDR5 ImgBurn runs fo...
  19. I had no issue burning and verifying the image you provided. I can only assume the problem is coming from the directshow filter your system is using for flac decoding. Maybe it's making the flac files (once decoded) look smaller than mine is and then the pregap at the end of the file (index 00)...
  20. ...E 06:11:50 Failed to Write Image ! E 06:12:13 Operation Failed! - Duration: 00:00:39 I 06:12:13 Average Write Rate: 0 KiB/s (0.0x) - Maximum Write Rate: 0 KiB/s (0.0x) W 06:13:05 Device Removal Detected! I 06:13:05 Searching for Auto Loader devices... I 06:13:05 Found 0 Auto Loaders! I...
  21. Actually I just tried writing the image to the "good" cd-rw and it does the same. Does this mean its a bad image ? Can I somehow dismiss this error and continue?
  22. ...I used the latest Exact Audio Copy to create a new cue. It took two tries for it to get it right. The first one it made, when I tried using it with IMGburn, wanted to try putting 4+ gig onto a CD. But I also had to manually add the album and track names into the CUE because EAC doesn't re...
  23. ...864 bytes I 20:13:43 Image File: E:\My Music\Phonk 10.cue I 20:13:43 Image File Sectors: 354,082 (AUDIO/2352) I 20:13:43 Image File Size: 832,800,864 bytes I 20:13:43 Image File Volume Identifier: Phonk 10 I 20:13:43 Image File File System(s): None I 20:13:43 Read Speed (Data/Audio): MAX...
  24. ...080 bytes I 17:34:24 Image File: D:\My Music\Cue Files\Dawn Songs Shuffled 14.cue I 17:34:24 Image File Sectors: 355,665 (AUDIO/2352) I 17:34:24 Image File Size: 836,524,080 bytes I 17:34:24 Image File Volume Identifier: Mix CD - Dawn Songs Shuffled 14 I 17:34:24 Image File File System(s):...
  25. ...864 bytes I 22:01:30 Image File: E:\My Music\Phonk 10.cue I 22:01:30 Image File Sectors: 354,082 (AUDIO/2352) I 22:01:30 Image File Size: 832,800,864 bytes I 22:01:30 Image File Volume Identifier: Phonk 10 I 22:01:30 Image File File System(s): None I 22:01:30 Read Speed (Data/Audio): MAX...
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