How to booktype ?

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  1. Rob1826

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    Can anyone tell me how to booktype (if its possible) a DVD+R to -ROM? I use DVDFab Decrypter, DVD Shrink 3.2 and ImgBurn 1.1.0.0.
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    What make burner do you have, not all burners are capable of booktyping.
     
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    That's a good question; I can't tell. All I see on the face of the burner is 8X, DVD RW/R , Ultra Speed , compact disc.
     
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    Open Decrypter and use the Tools Tab, then Drive and then Capabilities this screen will open and give you some info on your drive

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    Unfortunately, I am using the free edition of DVD Fab Decrypter version 2.9.6.2 and it does not have any tabs to select. Looks like I am out of luck. Thanks anyway!!
     
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    Use ImgBurn it has the same tabs and info it is by the same developer. Sorry I thought you had DVD Decrypter which is by the same developer as ImgBurn
     
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    Bingo!! It reads Device: [1:0:0]DVDRW IDE1008 0054 (G:)(ATA)
    Firmware Version: 0054
    Vendor Specific Info: N/A

    Not sure what this tells me though.
     
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    Is this an internal or external drive, and do you remember if this was an I/O Magic drive when you got it. What it is a rebadged BTC drive, and not capable of booktyping.
     
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    It is an internal drive and I don't recall if it was an I/O Magic drive.
     
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    Just curious because the firmware on it way out of date and you can update from the I/O site or from rpc. At any rate that is if you want to because flashing a drive is always a risk. I have this drive by I/O Magic only it was an external which gave me problems with the case chipset, the drive burned okay though.
     
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    You gave great advice and I appreciate your help. So far I have had no problems with DVDs and things are working great; so I may follow the old saying, "if it aint broke, dont fix it." Thanks again!!
     
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