Problem burning to a DVD

[Power Stroke]

I am trying to burn Resident Evil Afterlife from the DVDfab folder. I copied only the main movie.
Now I am trying to burn it to a disk and I get a window telling me that the file already exists and do I want to overwrite it?
Well no!
I don't get it! Source is the movie, target is my computer's DVD burner.
Ever since DVDfab7 this has been an issue, along with having to split every xxxxxxx movie I copy since I don't have a DL burner.xxx!!! Now I'm trying main movie only to cut down on the GBs.
This used to be so simple!
Copy a movie, then at my convience, burn it to a disc, one day or one year later didn't matter.
Last time I checked yes on that xxxx message, I ended up losing the movie, if I answer no, nothing happens.
I have been using DVDfab since #4, got to be going on about 5 years now, and it just doesn't seem to be as simple as it used to be.
Please help!

[regnad kcin]

Dude, chill.
Just use Write Data mode.
This will burn the files directly to the disc without re-ripping or otherwise processing the files.

Fab has never been an on-the-fly decrypter, ie., it will always rip (or re-rip) to the hdd unless you're using Write Data mode.

Right now you're telling Fab to rip to the temporary directory which apparently, is where you've stored the movie you're trying to burn.
If you have to modify the files and use a mode other than Write Data, store the movies in another location.
It's not the software's fault that you don't know what you're doing.

[AGJ]

In addition to what regnand kcin said you might want to select DVD5 instead of DVD9 so you can compress to fit a Single layer DVD and not have to split them. If you already do that then post the Internal log file and as well burn log file