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I checked through the last few weeks of postings, and don't see much detail about the burning process, though it seems to be a bit unconventional...

I downloaded the NTSC DVD-9 from Usenet, and the NFO file says that ImgBurn is included in the RAR (it's not), and to specifically to use this program to burn the disc. I downloaded the latest version of ImgBurn (2.4.1.0) to do the job. When I tried to burn the ISO file, I got the following message:

"Optimal L1 Data Zone Start LBA: None Found! (VTS_51)
This image has not been mastered correctly for burning onto a double layer (OTP Track Path) disc.
None of the cells meet the 'DVD-Video specification' criteria for a potential layer break position.
Do you want to continue anyway?"

I said yes, and it started to burn. I was never prompted with a checkbox about the layer break as the NFO describes. The thing burned all the way through with no error messages, but the result was a coaster which is not even recognizable in the drive. Can anyone shed any light?


I get the same error. Are we supposed to unpack the ISO with WINRAR before burning? Then follow the directions listed below? Please, if anyone successfully burned NTSC DVD-9, please post the directions you used. Thanks.
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imgburn is included with the iso. You need to repair the iso using Adywan directions. Read this thread, a few posts before yours to find out how.

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dludwig said:

I checked through the last few weeks of postings, and don't see much detail about the burning process, though it seems to be a bit unconventional...

I downloaded the NTSC DVD-9 from Usenet, and the NFO file says that ImgBurn is included in the RAR (it's not), and to specifically to use this program to burn the disc. I downloaded the latest version of ImgBurn (2.4.1.0) to do the job. When I tried to burn the ISO file, I got the following message:

"Optimal L1 Data Zone Start LBA: None Found! (VTS_51)
This image has not been mastered correctly for burning onto a double layer (OTP Track Path) disc.
None of the cells meet the 'DVD-Video specification' criteria for a potential layer break position.
Do you want to continue anyway?"

I said yes, and it started to burn. I was never prompted with a checkbox about the layer break as the NFO describes. The thing burned all the way through with no error messages, but the result was a coaster which is not even recognizable in the drive. Can anyone shed any light?

m34k said:

I checked through the last few weeks of postings, and don't see much detail about the burning process, though it seems to be a bit unconventional...

I downloaded the NTSC DVD-9 from Usenet, and the NFO file says that ImgBurn is included in the RAR (it's not), and to specifically to use this program to burn the disc. I downloaded the latest version of ImgBurn (2.4.1.0) to do the job. When I tried to burn the ISO file, I got the following message:

"Optimal L1 Data Zone Start LBA: None Found! (VTS_51)
This image has not been mastered correctly for burning onto a double layer (OTP Track Path) disc.
None of the cells meet the 'DVD-Video specification' criteria for a potential layer break position.
Do you want to continue anyway?"

I said yes, and it started to burn. I was never prompted with a checkbox about the layer break as the NFO describes. The thing burned all the way through with no error messages, but the result was a coaster which is not even recognizable in the drive. Can anyone shed any light?


I get the same error. Are we supposed to unpack the ISO with WINRAR before burning? Then follow the directions listed below? Please, if anyone successfully burned NTSC DVD-9, please post the directions you used. Thanks.


I guess you have 2 usernames here or someone's copied and pasted your question. i did answer your question the first time you asked. There is an easy fix out now. The PAL version is fine it seems that its only the NTSC that has problems with Imgburn on certain computers.
MoveAlong said:

Ady, could you post SFV's for both the NTSC and PAL DVD-9's? Specifically, SFV's of the DVD files (VIDEO_TS, DVD_ROM, JACKET_P, etc.) that came straight from your authoring program's output would be really nice to know that we're getting the correct files. That, and I guess it couldn't hurt to have the exact layer break point # for both versions as well. Thanks again!

It's very weird that just RAR'ing up an ISO would change something within the disc files. Strange...

I know its really strange because the layer break is correct on the rarred files on my pc but not when i download them off usenet. The layerbreak for the NTSC should have been set to cell 28 (although cell 27, which is the same as the PAL works fine too when burned with a different program than Imgburn). My iso has it set to 28 but the usenet one is 27.

How do i create sfv files?

Probably won't be in any fit state to answer any questions for the next day or so. Just hit the big 41 today so the booze will be flowing tonight (well it already has so its getting more difficult to type or read anything), so god knows what state i'll be in tonight & tomorrow. lol

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!!

Quick SFV:
http://www.quicksfv.org/download.html

From their website:

"Quick Creation - The same fast CRC engine inside QuickSFV can also be used to create .SFV files. From Windows Explorer, just select the files you wish to include in the .SFV files, right-click on them and select Create .SFV File."

I believe if you have your master folder, you can just right click on it and it will include all subdirectories and enclosed items.

You can go about your business. Move along, move along.

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m34k said:

Are we supposed to unpack the ISO with WINRAR before burning? Then follow the directions listed below? Please, if anyone successfully burned NTSC DVD-9, please post the directions you used. Thanks.


edit: I may have misunderstood your question. Do NOT run the .iso through winrar. Only use winrar to unpack the .rar files into the big .iso. Then burn as above.

From what I'm understanding from the posts prior to this, imgburn is what's having issues with burning this iso. Following Ady's fix may repair the .iso to one compatible with imgburn.

Alternatively, one could use DiscJuggler (padus.com). This is the program I use for any .iso's I need to burn. Unfortunately, the program costs $50 to enable full length DVD burning. As I said before, I made two copies of the NTSC DVD-9 yesterday without issue using this program.

Also, any edition of nero (nero.com) should be able to burn a .iso easily. They have a 15 day free trial set up, although I think most PC users would have a copy of the program floating around somewhere (It used to be included with most RW drives a while back). Here's a tutorial for nero:

http://wizardskeep.org/mainhall/tutor/neroiso.html

It's for an older version, but should work similarly on anything up through v.8




And, oh yeah, Happy Birthday Ady! How's the near vision doing? Need any bifocals yet? :)

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Happy birthday, Ady!

For all my burning, I use CDBurnerXP. It's totally free. I haven't burned any DVD-9s with it, but I have burned the Revisited DVD-5 ISO with it. It burns HD DVDs and Blu Rays, so I assume it can handle dual layers. :-)

People might give it a shot to test it out.

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Savage said:



From what I'm understanding from the posts prior to this, imgburn is what's having issues with burning this iso. Following Ady's fix may repair the .iso to one compatible with imgburn.




No. That's not the problem. The layer break was at the wrong point. The iso was in efect corrupt. It wouldn't matter what program you used....

Adywan's fix patches the iso. Burn with imgburn like the nfo says to do.

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vbangle said:

The iso was in efect corrupt. It wouldn't matter what program you used....


Prior to the fix, it must have mattered what program was used. I did not do anything aside from unpacking the iso and burning it with a program other than imgburn and the DVD burned and played just fine for me.

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If it is indeed your birthday, Ady, than have a good one! If I'm too late, hope it was a good one.

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Happy Birthday, Ady! Ya know, most people receive gifts on their birthdays. You on the other hand have given us all the best gift (short of a remastered and anamorphic OOT) any SW fan could hope for.

Have a great day, take a well-deserved break, then get hustling on TESB:Revisited :)
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hey

(star wars theme playing)...


happy birthday..

ben : may the force be with you!

later
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do i need a dual layer disc to record this dvd-9?
I have just gotten a dual layer burner and thought that would work. The dvd's I am using now are DVD+R 16x 4.7GB
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Happy Birthday marra, drink lots!!!!
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teharri said:

do i need a dual layer disc to record this dvd-9?
I have just gotten a dual layer burner and thought that would work. The dvd's I am using now are DVD+R 16x 4.7GB


Yes, you'll need a dual layer disc
(unless you use something like DVD Shrink to compress it, but then that would defeat the purpose of getting the DVD-9 version in the first place :)

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Happy Birthday, Ady, and thanks again for all you've given to this project. It's more appreciated than you will ever know. Cheers, mate.
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Hi Ady -

Thanks for the help - yes, someone quoted my message but removed the quote section breaks. I followed your initial recommendations and Imgburn reacted as expected. At the end, though, I still ended up with a coaster. At this point I've got to assume there's something wrong with my media or my drive. *sigh*

Another general question for the populace - has anyone burned this successfully with a program other than Imgburn? If I make another attempt I'd like to do so with a different program, on the theory that Imgburn has a problem with my drive or discs. Is there something about using Imgburn specifically that's necessary to get this to work, or do you just have to make sure that whatever you use doesn't change the layer break?

By the way - happy birthday Ady!
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Happy birthday?
Uhh yeah happy birthday! =D My friends are the next audience of Star Wars Revisited...
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dludwig said:

Hi Ady -

Thanks for the help - yes, someone quoted my message but removed the quote section breaks. I followed your initial recommendations and Imgburn reacted as expected. At the end, though, I still ended up with a coaster. At this point I've got to assume there's something wrong with my media or my drive. *sigh*

Another general question for the populace - has anyone burned this successfully with a program other than Imgburn? If I make another attempt I'd like to do so with a different program, on the theory that Imgburn has a problem with my drive or discs. Is there something about using Imgburn specifically that's necessary to get this to work, or do you just have to make sure that whatever you use doesn't change the layer break?

By the way - happy birthday Ady!
burn at minimal speed. For instance, I use the 2.4-6X Verbatim's....I burn @ 2.4X.

Also when you say "coaster" what does that mean? Does your computer recognize the disc at all while its in the drive? If not sounds like its not finalizing or something. What media are you using?

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Wow, I have been busy with school and various extra-curricular activities so I haven't been able to focus on this thread like I did.
Well, I see that the DVD9 is out. Great job Adywan on completing this monster.

Now, I was wondering if anyone could send me a NTSC DVD9?
PM if any of you can.
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Happy Birthday Ady!!!

I wish you many many more!!!
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vbangle said:

burn at minimal speed. For instance, I use the 2.4-6X Verbatim's....I burn @ 2.4X.

Also when you say "coaster" what does that mean? Does your computer recognize the disc at all while its in the drive? If not sounds like its not finalizing or something. What media are you using?


I'm using Memorex DVD+R Double Layer discs; I've had them for at least a year but rarely have a use for them. 2.4X is their max. The computer doesn't recognize the final disc at all, in fact, what Imgburn does is keep prompting to enter the disc on the verification stage.
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has anyone burned this successfully with a program other than Imgburn?

As I've said a few times, DiscJuggler worked fine for me with the existing non-fixed .iso. The media I used was in fact a 2.4x Memorex DVD+R DL. But now I've finally exhausted my supply of those, so the next discs to get will be Verbatim, the People's Choice in DVD+R DL. :)

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