No Suitable Place for Layer Boundary

[ArNolDs]

I am trying to burn a 7.5 GByte .iso file (plays very well) but I get error message when I hit BURN that "L1 data zone Start LBA None found" and the iso is misconfigured for DL burning. (I thank the authors that no writing is yet done and the blank is saved).

 

Yes, I think the message is "you can't burn this one!" But, did I miss any ImgBurn setup parameter combinations that might get around this problem? Can I add a layer break?

Edited December 4, 2007 by ArNolDs

[dontasciime]

check guides section or look at blutachs sig

 

 

in short extract the iso and switch to build mode and let ImgBurn create iso and it might correct/ suggest a layerbreak for you

[blutach]

If you still can't, then you'll need to split a cell. Get VobBlanker and see the splitting guide on site.

 

Regards

[ArNolDs]

Thanks guys, I'll try those the next time.

 

For now, I tried an "IsoBuster" which was much easier than I thought it would be. I did not see any options re. dual layers but IsoB output to a VIDEO_TS/ folder which all files then got burned to a DVD DL using ImgTool (burned the video_ts directory without any trouble using a "auto calculate layer boundary" (like ImgBurn's).

 

Don't know why ImgBurn wouldn't handle it.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Because those tools don't check for correct layer breaks!

 

It's easy to play dumb, it's another thing to know what you're doing and know when something isn't right.