I have been happily burning DVDs for several years with DVDA 5.x (now 5.2) and ImageBurn. Recently the BD bug got me and I bought an Asus BW-12B1LT burner and replaced my trusty Pioneer.
BDs burn just fine but regular DVD burning has become unreliable. Only 1 out of 4 is successful. The others fail with an error about an illegal address being used (the exact error is written down at home). I put the old DVD burner in and it worked fine. RMA'd the Asus and got a Pioneer 206 BD burner. It burned one DVD just fine, then stopped at 30% on the 2nd and DVDA never recovered. Had to kill it with Task Manager.
This system was upgraded from Windows XP Pro to 64 bit Ultimate Windows 7 back in the spring. Other weirdness has resulted from that: the DVD labeling software fails to load DVDs in the HP 5580 printer; something I attribute to an out-of-date printer driver.
ImageBurn fails on the Asus BD burner too, but I haven't tried it yet with the new Pioneer. Wondering if DVDA and/or Windows 7 are the culprits ...
BDs burn just fine but regular DVD burning has become unreliable. Only 1 out of 4 is successful. The others fail with an error about an illegal address being used (the exact error is written down at home). I put the old DVD burner in and it worked fine. RMA'd the Asus and got a Pioneer 206 BD burner. It burned one DVD just fine, then stopped at 30% on the 2nd and DVDA never recovered. Had to kill it with Task Manager.
This system was upgraded from Windows XP Pro to 64 bit Ultimate Windows 7 back in the spring. Other weirdness has resulted from that: the DVD labeling software fails to load DVDs in the HP 5580 printer; something I attribute to an out-of-date printer driver.
ImageBurn fails on the Asus BD burner too, but I haven't tried it yet with the new Pioneer. Wondering if DVDA and/or Windows 7 are the culprits ...