Right click on your desktop and then select text document. Now right click on the. Now lets change something, if your game is "XGD2" then change the layerbreak from "" to "". Now your going to want to: Open up ImgBurn 2. Now select Write image file to disc, then locate your. Then in the drop down menu on the left choose your correct drive. Then in the one on the right choose Write Speed of 2.
I use this slow speed to get better success rate and quality. Insert a disc, as i said i recommend Verbatims never had 1 coaster, with Memorex i had coasters. Click Tools - Automatic Write Speed In the Settings section, the disc ID will be filled in, so set the write speed you want to use. Click the Add button, then click OK. Change the write speed on the main screen to "AWS" automatic write speed. From now on, every time ImgBurn detects that one of those particular types of discs is inserted, it will always burn it at the speed you chose.
You can do this for multiple types of discs if you want to set automatic write speeds for regular DVDs and CDs as well and ImgBurn will choose the burn speed automatically depending on the disc you've put in the drive. You only need to do that once. If they're not associated with ImgBurn, you can associate them like this: - 1. Right-click a. Select ImgBurn as the default program. Tick the box next to "Always use the selected program to open this kind of file".
Hit OK. Set the layer break to "Calculate Optimal". As XGD3 games use a different layer break, if you set the layer break manually for burning older XGD2 games, you now have to change it back to "Calculate Optimal". On the right-hand side set the layer break to "Calculate Optimal" and hit OK. XGD2 - If you have done everything I've mentioned above, insert your blank disc, double-click the. Wait for the disc to burn and verify verification is optional, but it's a good idea to do it.
Job done. XGD3 - If you have done everything I've mentioned above, insert your blank disc, double-click the. Choose the option to "Write to end of disc Truncate " and hit OK. Wait for the disc to burn and verify. Certain games Forza 4, for example feature new checks that will fail if you burn the game using this method, so it's recommended to get a Burner Max-compatible drive and burn using the instructions in steps 5 and 6. XGD3 - You can burn the games as you would burn XGD2 games, although pay attention to the recommended media and burn settings in step 6 of this guide.
Recommended media and burn settings for Burner Max burns. Verbatim is the recommended media. You can try other media, but your mileage may vary. Recommended settings for Verbatim media: - MKM discs rated at 2. MKM discs rated at 8X - Burn at 2. That only needs to be done once, then you can burn MKM discs at 4X with OPC off and you should find that the results are excellent. These settings may also improve burn quality with other media so experiment with them and see how it goes.
How do I know how good my burns are? That alone doesn't tell the full story though, so to check the quality of burns you can use a free tool called KProbe. You can download the latest version 2. If you have more than one burner, make sure your Burner Max drive is selected from the drop-down list at the top. Hit the "Start test" button looks like a triangular "play" button at the top of the app's window and the test will begin.
I burned the games with verbatim dvds but I always get a "dirty disc" error. Tried burning the game again downloaded from other site and exactly the same problem at the same point ingame and on installation. I don't know if it is a problem with my Hitachi drive, the dvds, the burner I don't now what's wrong.
Could be the Hitachi drives laser failing. Can you fully install XGD3 games you have burned in the past? Can you install any legit games? InsaneNutter , Sep 16, As original games seem fine it could possibly be the drive burning the games with that in mind, is the drive you are using on the compatible list in the first post?
Could also be the quality of the media are the Verbatim discs defiantly genuine? If you still have no luck all I can really think to suggest is trying a different discs or possible a different drive to burn with.
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