verify disk not working?

[regnad kcin]

In point of fact, VSO (the burn engine that is bundled with Fab) is a 3rd party burn engine, ie., VSO is a separate and distinct company.

While one can argue that Fengtao should take some ownership of this "association", it is what it is.

VSO has a history of being problematic for many users and as I said, its verification process has never been reliable.

Do your discs play ok?
If yes, why bother with verifying?

Should you choose to verify, you already have the recommendations of 3 long-time users of Fab.
Honestly, you're better off with Img regardless and as I said, Img can be integrated as Fab's default burn engine to function as seamlessly as VSO

[dav4is]

In point of fact, VSO (the burn engine that is bundled with Fab) is a 3rd party burn engine, ie., VSO is a separate and distinct company.

So, why doesn't Fengtao repackage DVDFab with Img as the default burn engine? Especially since it has "history" using 3rd party burn engines.

(BTW, this new news has convinced me to install Img --later today. )

[dav4is]

OK, Imgburn does work OK, including Verify function.

When installed as 3rd party burn engine (to DVDFab), do we really need a splash screen from Imgburn? IMO, it should go about its business as quietly as possible like a good little turn-key app. 45+ years experience as a computer programmer has shown me that splash screens are nothing more than programmer ego boosters of little use to most users. Imgburn should have an OPTION to disable (or allow) splashes as the USER wishes.

[GregiBoy]

I understand it to be some commercial arrangement that we obviously are not party to.

The same question has been asked many times over many years.

So, why doesn't Fengtao repackage DVDFab with Img as the default burn engine? Especially since it has "history" using 3rd party burn engines.

(BTW, this new news has convinced me to install Img --later today. )

[regnad kcin]

So, why doesn't Fengtao repackage DVDFab with Img as the default burn engine? Especially since it has "history" using 3rd party burn engines.

OK, Imgburn does work OK, including Verify function.

When installed as 3rd party burn engine (to DVDFab), do we really need a splash screen from Imgburn? IMO, it should go about its business as quietly as possible like a good little turn-key app.

Yup, as GregiBoy suggested, you're preaching to the choir...

Anyway, good move switching to Img.
You'll be much better off.

[dav4is]

Yup, as GregiBoy suggested, you're preaching to the choir...

re an option in Imgburn to disable splash: Has nothing to do with DVDFab, really. Just good programming sense. No need for splash screen -- esp when installed as 3rd party app (in DVDFab).