Hacking Burning A Wii Game Problem With IMGBurn.

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Someone please help I have no idea why its saying that.

I inserted a Fujifilm DVD-R And A Phillips DVD-R and it said unable to recover TOC on both.
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You've to demodulate the flange widgets. Make sure your timing is right or:

It will erase your hard drive,
And people who are related to you

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This is Wii Hacking section. Ask your question elsewhere, maybe in the PC Section?
 
Can I Have Some Replies? Just Cause I asked 1 Dumbass COBY SD Card Question Doesn't mean that I deserve to get no help!!!
 
No seriously. This is wii hacking section. Ask your question elsewhere.

or perhaps:

Does it happen only to:
1)Wii games only?
2)Those two media only?
3)Your DVD Drive?

Oh, have you tried googling your problem?
Google what the error says.
 
Yes I Did Google the problem and have tried on 5 Different DVD's So the DVD's are ok. I looked at the log and It says this:

"FAT32 Does Not Support Single Files>4 GB In Size"
 
You've a FAT32 filesystem. It does not support files larger than 4GB.

I think IMGBurn is trying to make a cache which is larger than 4GB. What you have to do is......

Well....

You wanna hear it?

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Format and Re-install Windows and make sure you format the hard drive with NTFS file system
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Sorry dude.
 
Hey I didn't know that of FAT32, thank God I'm on NTSC....err...no I'm sorry, i mean NTFS, you learn a new thing everyday
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Luckily you didn't bump....

Have you googled the TOC error?

www.justfuckinggoogleit.com
 

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