Prince of Persia will not burn

[ponyrider127]

I have tried to burn but keep getting Task_2failed!error=116. Anyone having same problem.

[CBR929]

Hi ponyrider127
116 HWS_WRITINGFAILED 16 // Writing failed (write error or process aborted)
Please post your logs The default location is:
C:\Documents and Settings\User Name\My Documents\DVDFab\Log.
Please just copy and paste the burn log(s) and post right here.
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[ponyrider127]

Log

I tried the latest beta version and no problem.

[CBR929]

ponyrider127
You have a few obstacles to over come First:
2010-09-13 05:20:26 Info Media ID: RITEKF1 the media you are using is considered crap sorry
Consider picking up some Taiyo Yuden or Verbatim disc's.
Second:lower your burn speed to 1/2 the rated speed of your media which would be 4X in your case.
Also if you want to salvage the disc's you have now you best solution is to burn with ImgBurn it is free and you will find it here along with a tutorial on how to set it up
Post back
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[ponyrider127]

I used the latest beta version with no problem.

[CBR929]

Glad it worked

[reidmur]

I am having problems also. There are multiple main movie files. Does anyone know the correct file. I managed to burn file no. 37, but it does not play in sequence.

[Racem22]

First off buddy, you should start your own thread, basically so you can have a whole page just for you to get help, and because even though you might think you have the same problem as the last guy, you might not also.
Anyways, now you're talking about a DVD right? Not a blu ray? If you're talking about a DVD, they will almost always come as 1 gb VOB files. There will never be one file to play the movie. Basically what you want is, for example, a folder called Avatar, and in that folder will be two other folders. One called AUDIO_TS and one called VIDEO_TS. The AUDIO_TS will not have anything in it. The VIDEO_TS will have a few .VOB files, a few .IFO files, etc. What you want to do is burn the whole Avatar folder, not just single files. This folder is called a compliant DVD structure. Its what your DVD player looks at and then plays it if its in the right format. Use a program called Imgburn and just drag the whole folder into the Write Files/Folders to Disc option and it will set all the settings automatically for you.