Failed to reserve track error message

Asked By Samuelparker 0 points N/A Posted on - 08/09/2011

Hello,

I have been trying to burn one of my favorite games onto a DVD but keep getting an error message.

I am using ImgBurn software in order to burn the content. There are no issues while trying to burn other contents on to a CD, but when I try to burn this game into a DVD I am getting an error message

 

Failed to Reserve Track!

Reason: Unable to Recover TOC

 Please help me with this issue.

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Answered By Ken Mark 10 points N/A #85176

Failed to reserve track error message

Your drive does not like individual disks, this cannot even browse the compose rates of speed of the disk.  You may try decreasing the write speed lower, from utmost to 8 or four x,  to see which receives a circular, however I recommend you purchase several good taiyo yudens or verbs.

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Answered By Sharath Reddy 590495 points N/A #85178

Failed to reserve track error message

If you are already able to burn other contents on to a CD, this means that it has no problem burning media contents on to a disc. Maybe there is a problem with the way you do your burning with your game into a DVD disc. If you cannot burn its contents directly into the DVD disc, try creating a DVD disc image first and then save it in your hard drive. After saving the disc image, unload the game disc from the DVD drive then insert the blank DVD disc. Burn the saved DVD disc image on to the blank DVD disc.

If you did not encounter any problems while creating the game’s DVD disc image then there would be no problem burning the disc image into the disc.

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