Is there a facility for burning CDs in RAW mode? I have seen that you can scan CDs in RAW, but what about burning them, please?
Burning an Audio CD with a .cue file and not getting the right results ...
My burning program of choice, of course, is imgburn and I have the latest version. It appears like my drive can only go as slow as 8x when it comes to CD-R images (which is my first problem) I tried two different brands of media, Sony and HP. I got slightly better success burning with the HP than the Sony, which shocked me...
Someone on another message board said to try burning a CD- Tried twice with no luck. It gets a couple minutes into the process, when it starts writing the burner starts making clicking noises similar to when it's trying to read a scratched DVD, and then it says it cannot complete the CD writing process. Also, anyway to fix the SPTI without ...
hello i decided to try burning at 2x speed on imgburn with blu-ray's when i noticed that recently i've had a small handful of faulty burns with bd's at 4x. they were burned over the course of a couple of months. but since then i've had no problems. but i wanted to be sure that i never have that p...
Trouble Burning A BD At 2x Speed - I burn at 4x previously on BD's
If you're just burning some MP4 files on a Blu-Ray for playing back on a PC or a BD player that plays container files like MP4, choose UDF. If you're trying to get MP4's to play like a DVD or a Blu-Ray Video disc, be aware that some BD players simply won't play them that way, particularly if you're trying to make a DVD.
I've noticed many burning programs have a function named "burning simulation" and so does ImgBurn (the icon is a blank page with many zeroes on it and an arrow pointing to a disk). Just out of curiousity - what is the perpose of that function? Why would anyone want to run a simulation instead of a normal burning process?