Dear all,
I quite often burn images (own music btw) onto 10-pack CD-s for my friends.
1st suggestion: ImgBurn fills up it's cache on writing the first disc. This is okay. Then it asks me for the next disc.. and fills up it's cache again! That's a bit unlogical I think.. so from my point of view, all discs should be burned from the same cache content in memory.
2nd suggestion: for the 32-bit version, would you please allow a cache size of ca. 800Mb ? At least CD-s should be covered 100% from cache when burning.
3rd suggestion: same for single layer DVD-s, what about the possibility of a 4.7G cache ? But I know for this you might need 64-bit core.. don't know the details. (I have 8G RAM in my PC).
For me, the most "burning" topic would be point 1, .. I hate that I cannot play let's say Starcraft2 matches (consuming about 2G RAM) while PC is always re-loading cache or HDD working like crazy.. I just want to play and got my CD-s served in between from memory, so I only throw in the CD-s and that's it, ImgBurn does it's job in the background..
Thanks for listening, reading..
