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Question about new ImgBurn 2.5.0.0


copycat29

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Hello!

 

I noticed in the newly released version: ImgBurn v2.5.0.0, there is an option to change the default interface to use SPTI instead of ASPI and I was wondering if there is any benefits in using SPTI over ASPI when burning CD/DVD or making your own DVD movies from harddrive??? and is SPTI just as stable/safe as ASPI when working with CD/DVD media???

 

When starting up the new ImgBurn, I noticed it now gives message: (W 06:20:34 SPTD can have a detrimental effect on drive performance.) in the ImgBurn Log window???

 

The main reason im asking the above question is because im unfamiliar with SPTI and don`t want to end up screwing up my CD/DVD burning or making my own DVD movies from harddrive.

 

Thank you for the input.

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SPTD and SPTI are nothing to do with each other.

 

SPTI is Microsoft's I/O interface

SPTD is DAEMON Tools / Alcohol's I/O interface - but supposedly made by a company called Duplex Secure.

 

Leave the I/O interface on the default SPTI value.

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if you have SPTD installed you get the message, its just informing you that it can have a detrimental affect on drives, if your drive is working at full speed, don't worry about it

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if you have SPTD installed you get the message, its just informing you that it can have a detrimental affect on drives, if your drive is working at full speed, don't worry about it

 

I have Alcohol 52% installed...I'm just asking to be sure because I always use this program to backup my PS2 games and I don't want to waste disks.

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i have daemon installed, i get that message too, and everything works fine :)

imgburn gives a similar info warning if you have a fat 32 drive, its nothing to worry about

 

Ok thanks for the info.

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