Hello experts,
In a DVD, I tried to burn an ISO image and I was getting an error. Please anyone help me to solve this error message.
I am running the ImgBurn software to burn an ISO picture, and I find this error:
Error : ImgBurn
Optimal L1 Data Zone Start LBA: None Found! (VTS_01)
This image has not been mastered correctly for burning onto a double
Layer (OTP Track Path) disc.
None of the cells meet the ‘DVD-Video specification’ criteria for a potential layer break position.
Do you want to continue anyway?
Yes No
Then I click ‘Yes’ and after that it tries to show something with the similar error. If I click ‘No’, it stops the process and also ejects the DVD.
What is the problem? Please help me.
Thanks in advance.
Image burning Software Error message
Here is what I will suggest that you do:
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I will highly suggest that you create the ISO from the DVD using a Clone DVD, or you just as well rip the DVD with AnyDVD ripper to files and then you will use a third party product after that to create the ISO from the rip you got from AnyDVD. Make sure that you try burning only one and see if it will work without a problem. The problem may be occurring because a Layer Break position got lost.
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After you have done the above, you can go ahead and recompose the files into an ISO with an ImgBurn and after that allow it to automatically select the layer break position. Later on you can burn it to a DL disc.
Regards,
Carl
Image burning Software Error message
First, check your blank DVD use, and it should be supported by your DVD writer. Some DVD writer don't support some formats (sample formats are DVD-R, DVD+R, etc).
Check your DVD writer so you will know what format of Disk type supported. Then try again to write images on the disk.
I didn't find any problem on files.
Hope this will help you.
Have a great day!
Image burning Software Error message
Thank you, experts, for your valuable suggestions. Carl Jack, many thanks for your helpful information. I felt really reassured by your comment. Upon reading your comment, I realized what I’ve been doing wrong again and again, and how I can fix this error. Actually, I’d already done all the things you mentioned, but the problem was a Layer Break position had gotten lost, and I didn’t know about that. I followed your suggestion to recompose the file into an ISO with an ImgBurn, and this fixed my problem. I am amazed that now I am able to burn it to a DL disk. Thanks again for helping me.
