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Originally Posted by blutach  The only way that it could be tricked into being an RW is if the leadin was written incorrectly and byte 0 was messed up. But this is not an ImgBurn thing - therefore, it is not an ImgBurn "bug".
You can go on all you like about this, but you are the only person we know experiencing this. Now, being sensible, don't you think we'd have a lot more queries if it was a software issue? It's a hardware thing, possibly indicative of the drive going west.
As well, USB is not a factor. And your implication that LUK somehow wrote his test disk with an earlier version and omitted it from his log is pejorative. Conclude all you like; you are simply trying to be provocative.
You said it! Your burner is cactus.
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You are simply an asshole.
I never said that LUK had used an earlier version, do not put words in my mouth ok?
I have a problem here that started the moment i started using a specific version of a given software and ended the moment i STOPPED using that version, and all you can do is blame my hardware.
Shows you know NOTHING of what you are talking about.
If you have nothing constructive to say, shut the f*** up.
I'll try the DVD+R reverse track thing next time i'll burn something but in two weeks time i'll be on Linux anyway.
Nice forum here. All one gets is misleading info.
Bye.
Thanh