ImgBurn warning message

[davidt1]

Sorry if this has been asked before. When using DVD shrink and Imgburn to burn a DL disc, I get this message:

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?

I just click 'Yes' and proceed with burning the disc. Everything seems ok so far. Why do I get this message? I don't even understand it. What can I do to make it not appear? Should I even be worried at all? Thanks.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Don't make double layer images with shrink.

Output to a VIDEO_TS folder and use ImgBurn's Build mode instead.

At the moment you're just making discs with non-compliant layer breaks and some players will just hang / crash when they reach them.

[blutach]

You kinda have to wonder...

If you are using a DL disk, what is there to shrink? Why use shrink at all?

Regards

[davidt1]

I use shrink because I don't like to see previews and don't want to have to press 'Play' on the menu.

[notorious1]

I'm getting the same message. However, I used Ripit4me in ISO mode, then attempted to burn in ImgBurn with a Double Layer Verbatim, NOT Shrink.
Getting the same message.
Would you recommend using Ripit4Me to get the files, then using ImgBurn to Build the files? Is this process complicated? I've never done it.

[davidt1]

I have used Shrink and Nero to burn DL discs without any problem. Now you get the same message using a different program. This leads me to think that Imgburn might be the problem.

[Chewy]

I guess imgburn is a lot more particular about setting the layer break

[notorious1]

So does it really matter? I went ahead and burned in ImgBurn and it seems to work fine... but according to other msgs posted, people say the dvd might not play on certain dvd players. How do you "build" the dvd in ImgBurn from the files created in RipIt4Me or Decrypter? Thanks!

[LIGHTNING UK!]

davidt1, if the cells don't line up, they don't line up!

It doesn't really matter what made the image, I simply report on the fact it could cause problems if burnt as-is.

If you'd rather close your eyes and pretend there's not an issue, be my guest.

[locoeng]

So does it really matter? I went ahead and burned in ImgBurn and it seems to work fine... but according to other msgs posted, people say the dvd might not play on certain dvd players. How do you "build" the dvd in ImgBurn from the files created in RipIt4Me or Decrypter? Thanks!

If you verify the disc after the burn and it is successful there should be no problems with playability or future ripping problems from the same disc.

For building: http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=1779
For DL : http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=1780