This is my first post, and I must say I'm very impressed with ImgBurn. It is MUCH more stable than CDBurnerXP on my Toshiba laptop running Vista SP 1 x64. I've encountered one odd behavior that I think may be a bug. I'm burning a linux system rescue CD ISO file, and the disc appears to be one sector too small. When I could get CDBurnerXP to burn the file, the disc was the correct size.
In summary, when I burn the disc, then read the image back into an ISO file, the new ISO is 2048 bytes smaller than the original. If I burn the new ISO and read it back, it is the same size as the second ISO, or 2KB smaller than the original. I'm not sure if there is something odd about the original ISO, but CDBurnerXP didn't exhibit this behavior. Here's the log file:
ed disc:
; Start burn with verify
I 11:00:13 Operation Started!
I 11:00:13 Source File: E:\Gene\Downloads\Utilities\systemrescuecd-x86-1.0.0.iso
I 11:00:13 Source File Sectors: 91,500 (MODE1/2048)
I 11:00:13 Source File Size: 187,392,000 bytes
I 11:00:13 Source File Volume Identifier: sysrcd-1.0.0
I 11:00:13 Source File Application Identifier: GENISOIMAGE ISO 9660/HFS FILESYSTEM CREATOR
