[Layer Break]: Possibly the stupidest question ever

[loleitors]

Hi, I just burned a backup into DL disc, but It won't load up in any way or form on my System. Reading out there I figured out that I need to insert an address (or something) in the Layer Break field at imageburn before compiling.

 

Here's the question. It's possible to insert (or whatever the name is) a layer break in a disc before burning? And mostly... Why?

 

I'm sorry for the question but I have no more DL discs and I need some money before trying again... so Maybe there's hope for me xD.

 

Thank you.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

You don't set the layer break manually, leave ImgBurn to do it automatically (it'll provide you with options in a window).

 

If you're burning DVD Video DL, read the Guides. It's all in there and with pretty pictures to boot.

[loleitors]

Oh... There was something VERY IMPORTANT I just mispelled. The sentence:

 

- "It's possible to insert (or whatever the name is) a layer break in a disc before burning? And mostly... Why?"

 

---please replace "before with AFTER". LOL It's very embarrasing. I apologize for that cuz english is not my first lang---

 

So my [updated] question is:

 

It's possible to insert (or whatever the name is) a layer break in a disc AFTER burning? And mostly... Why?

Edited June 28, 2008 by loleitors

[mmalves]

Your problem is very likely to be completely unrelated to the layer break. What exactly is the problem you're having?

Also please post the log of the burn that doesn't work (you can find it at Help/ImgBurn Logs).

[Cynthia]

So my [updated] question is:

 

It's possible to insert (or whatever the name is) a layer break in a disc AFTER burning? And mostly... Why?

No. Once the disc is written to, it's not possible to rewrite on it.