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I've got it to the end: DVD Flick uses ImgBurng as external DVD burning utility: http://www.dvdflick.net/forums/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=4234 In other words, ImgBurn (not necessarily the latest version) is bundled in DVD Flick. To be very clear: I love ImgBurn (even the funny comments in the status bar, or mainly those), but I think that there is need for a radical uplift, a change of concept (targeting user-friendliness).

Yes, I think you are right. Windows Media Center seems to work now. DVD Flick was probably set to use ImgBurn, this is why isn't working anymore. ------ I have just checked this, but I don't see any setting in DVD Flick where I could choose the burner.

Look...dude, when I first started programming in Fortran back in 1983 you most probably weren't even born, and I am spending around 8 hours a day working on my PC and wandering on the internet. It's true that I rarely write programming code now (I use C++ by the way), but I know very well what a good application is all about. As for ImgBurn I have just unistalled it, to see what happens, and DVF Flick cannot burn DVDs anymore. Bang! This is tragic, because Windows Vista is able to burn DVDs (Windows Media Center? does it sound familiar to you?), but now it's no more doing the job. This means that ImgBurn changed some system settings in Windows (registry entries and so on) and didn't restore them after uninstall and computer restart. This is sad, very sad. It's a pitty because I did recommend this product to other people, but won't do that anymore.

Hello! I use ImgBurn for a couple of years, but started to have more and more problems these days. As for this forum: You need to pass over uncountable obstacles to get here (accept Terms and conditions, try to read illegible Captcha, click on the activation link etc.) Then, if you try to see your own Profile you get this error message: "An Error Occurred Sorry, an error occurred. If you are unsure on how to use a feature, or don't know why you got this error message, try looking through the help files for more information. [#10245] You are not permitted to view member profiles." As for the program, it is continously improved, but it gets more and more complex and hard to use. I, for example, would like to make a single/double layer DVD from an .avi/.wmv/.mp4 etc. file (including subtitles), and watch it on a desktop DVD-player. Well, it is impossible to do this. I remember of being able to do this sometime in the past, but now I cannot. Maybe I've got older and blunter, who knows... I see the same process of overcomplication, overcomplexity as with other programs. The common experience is that users turn away from such software and choose simpler and more user-friendly programs. See for example the story of Microsoft Internet Explorer. It's a great browser, but more and more people prefer Google Chrome instead. Why? Because it's smaller, simpler and easier to use. Just look at the simplicity of Google Search, for example. I know it's not easy to make user-friendly applications, but there are a few basic principles that must be followed. I will tell you one trivial example: the use of wizards. Microsoft needed more than 10 years to discover the power of wizards. Maybe ImgBurn is in the same situation and we'll get a great application in 2021. I hope the best. Thanks for reading this!

Hello! I just want to make sure that ImgBurn doesn't support using files from two VIDEO_TS folders (with IFO, BUF and VOB files each) and adding them to a single DVD as a continous movie, or maybe creating a menu structure to be used on the DVD player. I know that DVDRemakePro is a solution, but want to hear from you.