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I have just changed over from using DVDecrypter to using ImgBurn.

 

To the best of my knowledge, nothing has changed in my system.

 

I am trying to duplicate a DVD - in this case it is a Dual Layer disk

 

Previously, with DVDecrypter, I would open the software, tell it I was doing an ISO read, and then burn an image to my hard drive.

When completed, I would then insert a blank DVD+R DL, change the setting to ISO write, and then burn the DVD from the image.

 

No problem. I end up with a DVD that plays perfectly on my computer or on my various DVD players.

 

Now, using ImgBurn, when I burn the image to my hard drive, I am choosing the mode as READ (nowhere to specify ISO).

Once the image is burned, I insert a blank DVD+R DL, change the mode to WRITE and burn the DVD from the image.

 

The software says I have made a successful burn, however when I insert the DVD to play into any device, it falters and splutters and plays a bit of sound and a little bit of image, but nothing that is controllable.

 

I am new to ImgBurn and am not sophisticated at DVD burning.

 

I used DVDecrypter with success - to burn DVDs from images I had created and also from images I had downloaded.

 

I have used ImgBurn to successfully burn images I have downloaded.

 

So I suspect my problem is in the creation of a DVD image.

 

I have not changed any settings from the defaults that were there when I installed ImgBurn.

 

I have tried using Nero to burn a DVD using an image created by ImgBurn - with the same final results - so again indicating the problem is probably with creating the image file.

 

Any suggestions?

Thanks

Larry Hancock

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