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I want to take a DVD and rip the contents to VIDEO_TS and AUDIO_TS folders. DVD Decrypter had an "IFO" mode that would do this. I cannot find anything remotely approaching this in ImgBurn, on the website, with Google, etc. I have a strong feeling that simply copying files from the DVD isn't a good idea. Help!

OK, I wound up getting a bootable image by using mkisofs. I'm told that Imgburn does not create a proper boot-info-table, or does not create one at all. There is, apparently, no way to create a bootable Linux image with Imgburn. Any chance that someone could look into this, and fix it if this is in fact the case, or add a FAQ item explaining how to do this if it isn't?

I'm using Imgburn 2.4.1.0 under XP Pro. I copied a RHEL4u5 DVD to my hard disk, modified isolinux.cfg to default to my kickstart script, copied the kickstart script over, grabbed the boot sector from the original DVD with Imgburn, and then burned a bootable disc with Imgburn. I get the isolinux "Image checksum error, sorry..." message. What could I be missing? Thanks! And, thanks to the creators of Imgburn... what an awesome program that I use frequently! I hope I'm not too evil for still using DVD Decrypter...

I'm trying to burn an ISO on to a dual-layer disk. When I try to burn, it wants me to "Select Layer Break Position". Uhhh... I have no idea. Whatever is on the ISO. I don't know. Why is it asking me? In the Settings, "Calculate Optimal" is set. I know what the "layer break" is, but i don't know if just randomly selecting one of five possible positions could cause a problem. I'd really prefer that it just do whatever it needs to do.