There is no way to create a menu at this moment which means all files are played in a row which could get confusing if you have many small movies on a DVD. The only thing that is really missing is the missing menu feature. It is also possible to burn the new DVD right after the generation finishes. Please help! I really like the quality that I was getting out of this method (especially compared to some other DVD authoring/burning software I've used before), and have no idea why it suddenly started doing this and if there is any way to fix it.You may select the audio format and bitrate and opt to generate a iso file instead of a video_ts folder.

I did nothing to change the settings in IMG Burn. And every single time, the exact same thing happens: the first 8 to 12 seconds burns fine, then it automatically goes back to the beginning. I've tried changing the authoring settings in DVD Flick such as bitrate (not in IMG Burn), as I've done before with no problem before.

I have not changed type or brand of blank DVDs that I was using from before. I have now tried this with MULTIPLE video files, using MULTIPLE filetypes (switching from MPEG-4 to AVI), trying burning both layers or single layers on dual-layer discs, and even single-layer DVD-Rs. Lo and behold, when the disc was 'ready,' I popped it into my DVD player to make sure it worked as I had everytime before, and only the first 8 seconds of the video file had burned to the disc. I told it to go ahead and use both layers anyway. Confused though I was, I assumed this was based exclusively on the file size and bitrate settings (again - neither of which I had changed).

I authored a DVD of roughly a 90 minute MPEG-4 (as I had done numerous times before), and then when it pulled it into IMGBurn, I received a notification that it would not require both layers on the disc. However, when I came back from the weekend, things started going awry. Up until last week, it was working flawlessly.

I've been using the standard DVD Flick/IMGBurn method to author and create DVDs for a few weeks now, almost always MPEG-4 files to DVD+DL discs.

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