LIGHTNING UK!

DVD Decrypter has not vanished off the face of the earth just yet. ImgBurn is a burning tool, don't try to turn it into something it's not.

In that case, none of the cells were ok for layer breaks. So that disc has a cell the spans it and may crash / jump more than normal at the layer switch. You would have gotten a message in the log to that effect.

No, padding is in the filesystem - and as mentioned above, I don't touch that. The image must be created properly in the first place. If you don't burn from an MDS, ImgBurn will scan the IFO files to find potential places for a layer break. By that I mean it'll look in the IFO files for cells that start on an ECC boundary and are within the acceptable LBA range.

It's just a left over. No reason to remove it, so I left it in!

This is a burning tool, nothing more.

This was suggested earlier too actually! As I said in that post, multiple copies is never something that's bothered me, and if it ever was, clicking 1 button isn't a huge deal. I could implement this and make it auto check for new media etc and continue on its merry little way. 'tis certainly something to thing about.

Maybe you should read up on what an image burning program does!

lol it's close! I hope coujo doesn't mind that, and I hope he'll update ImgTool Classic to use ImgBurn instead of DVD Decrypter. I think he will because DVD Decrypter causes him problems anyway because it's illegal to even mention that name on his website because of where he lives!

How the layer break is calculated is dependant on the type of image you're burning, and which program (if any) invokes ImgBurn. i.e. Burning an MDS will mean ImgBurn gets the LB info from the MDS directly - so LB is preserved. With the latest PGCEdit, the LB info is passed via CLI. So if it gets it wrong, ImgBurn will do too. With a standard DL image (ISO, IMG etc), you'll see info in the log if there is a problem calculating the LB position. Keep an eye on it. Try posting the log here too if you still have it.

I think all programs that used DVD Dec for burning will move over to ImgBurn now. Be it via a hack (if the author has stopped updating them), or when the author gets a chance.

No, it can't / won't change the filesystem of the image so that the layer break can be positioned in a nice place. What it will do is read the IFO files and try to find as many potential positions for the layerbreak - before then displaying them in a box where you can choose the one you want to use. To see what the program finds within an image without actually burning it, right click on the 'sectors' text within the 'Source' box when you've selected a double layer image. You should get a context menu come up and the rest is pretty obvious

Sorry, I didn't mean YOU had the virus, I meant someone else was sending them on your/their behalf. Hope you get it sorted out

Shrink would need minor hacking around with to swap DVD Decrypter for ImgBurn when burning. Trouble is, I'm not the man to do it.

What exactly is on the screen when that happens? Has the program actually loaded at all? Has the splashscreen come up?

1. Would be cool! I obviously calculate the current write speed so it's just a case of saving that info at different times and then learning how to draw pretty graphs! 2. I've personally never seen this as a big deal - after all, it's just 1 button to burn another copy! It is doable thought I guess. 3. This ties in with No. 1 - yeah? To take a picture of the pretty graph! lol

Basic (no mp3 burning) cue file support is a definite possiblity. As it stands, if the bin / cue is just a single track / session (i.e. no audio tracks after the data - and not an audio cd!), you can just burn the bin file.

Nah, the problem is the weird way windows works! Shell integration is identical to DVD Decrypters. Take a look at HKCR\.iso in regedit. You'll probably notice the '(Default)' string has some value. Delete it and the 'HKCR\.iso\shell\Burn using ImgBurn' bits will come into play. The 'open with' stuff will show up if you actually select ImgBurn from the 'Open With...' list - i.e. browse to it manually. Since releasing 1.0.0.0, I've actually tweaked the file association stuff (because it's been annoying me too!), so that it checks that default value under the file type reg keys, and then put a 'shell\burn using ImgBurn' key under the redirected shell association key. Hope that makes sense! Basically if 'HKCR\.iso' - '(Default)' = "DiskImage", you browse to 'HKCR\DiskImage', and the 'shell' entries under that are what shows when you right click.

Ah probably just a virus acting on your/their behalf then. I had a few hundred NDR's come through yesterday on my normal 'home use' account. All of them were about some crappy spam email supposedly coming from me with the subject 'Need in software?' The email I supposedly sent contained the following:

I'm on it. It's just you! I had one email on the 2nd - titled: 'Great gift ideas from SVP' - and I've had nothing since.

lol you're much quicker at getting these things released than I am! Good work

You'd need to subscribe to the announcments forum.

PTP is media specific. If they make PTP media, support will be added.

Nope. I hate doing drive specific stuff and unfortunately, booktype setting commands are different for every make of drive. To do it like how Nero does it, I'd need a list of all drives / models etc and apply certain commands depending on the drive. IMHO, that sucks as then it wont (always) work for future drives, OEM models etc. Hopefully LG will get their act together and save the setting in a future firmware - or the t10 group of peeps will come up with a standard command for booktype setting - I know the Nero (Ahead) people are trying to get one pushed through.

God, I hope people aren't expecting too much! ImgBurn is just my way of being able to continue with DVD Decrypters 'ISO Write' mode. Same look, same code. The only difference is that I can update it! Oh and of course there are a few fixes, changes since the 3.5.4.0 engine. Namely, better DL image burning support etc.

Details, downloads etc on the main website. http://www.imgburn.com