Hey, when I try burning a disc using CloneDVD2, the disc burns successfully, but the borders are not written correctly. I have a picture to show you. When I try to play my dvd in my dvd player. It works fine until one part where it freezes which is obviously due to these bad written borders. My drive is an NEC DVD+RW ND-2100AD with dell firmware 106F. I honestly have no idea what is going on because some dvds work fine and the borders are written correctly but some (the ones with bad borders) just dont play and freeze at a certain part when played. The dvds i use are verbatim DVD+R so there is definately no problem with the media. But please let me know what is wrong. I usually burn at 8x, but someone told me that my burner can only write at 4x I dont know if that is true because I click 8x when I burn with clonedvd. But if anyone could help me I would appreciate it so much. Thanks in advance

Ok, this is the wrong posting should be posted at CloneDVD forum but I give what I think might be happening. That would seem to be a clear visual sign of a buffer in the burner not having enough memory to burn onto the media. Where you running anything else when you were doing the burn? Do you have a firewall or antivirus program running? Also what other program you using with clonedvd to burn the media? And what version of clonedvd are you using? Last but not least what is the media your burning and for your specs I would check with the manufacture not with other users as they might not have the same unit or model as you. And when you upgrade firmware make sure you read the manual or pdf file from manufacture stating what changes took place. I wait to see what you report back to see what is happening on your burns. Verbatim is a safe choice to go with but as will all burns when you burn don't be multitasking as it's a CPU and memory intensive job for the computer.