Hello All -

I've been using IMGBurn for all my iso needs and never had a problem. I download v. 2.4.1.0 and installed it the other day. I'm now getting an error saying that my original image size doesn't match the burned image size. This happens at the beginning of the verifying process. I've never had this problem before and it now results in DRE errors when I try to play any of the burned disk.

Anyone else have this problem? Do I need to change some of my settings?

Thanks;

Just a guess.

If you have AnyDVD installed, turn it off before running imgburn.

There are known problems with Imgburn and AnyDVD during the verify.

I don't have AnyDVD

Thanks anyway;

What iso are you trying to burn to disk?

I download games off of the usenet server, and they usually come with extra files called 'pars'. They are used to check the integrity of the files/iso I would have just downloaded. This enables me to check if there will be any issues prior to burning.

If your 'torrented' the game there is ALWAYS the chance that the file is nuked (accidentally corrupted whilst uploaded). The file may seem okay to burn but your verification process is understanding that something was missing, and it could be because of a corrupted file.

When it comes to backing up Xbox360 games, nowadays those games all have to be 'stealth patched' meaning its the game with extra programming on top of the iso. Sometimes it isn't required and a verification process can inform me i have failed, yet the game could possibly still run.

Since the Wii games sometimes have update files which some folks remove to prevent from accidentally bricking their consoles its possible the verification process is detecting that the game is missing the update files, but could still run in your console.

If it doesn't run in your console you could try downloading again from a different source. If it isn't a torrent file you could try installing a download manager to make sure nothing is lost during a download.

And maybe if imgburn is just being naughty you could try CloneCD which enables you to set the bitsetting of a dvd file so as to make sure it is burned at the proper set incase that is causing error as well.

Good luck.

Actually I fixed the problem...

There was a box in the write tab of the setup that I needed to uncheck (compare against image file). Once I did that, no more problems. It seems that this is a new option in the new version. I need to read change log a little closer in the future.

Thanks for the help..

I only get my stuff from Usenet, To much junk floating around on torrents.... :)