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Here it is: Creating a single layer ISO on your hard drive using ImgBurn

We had a shop around Tweed Heads (NSW, Australia) selling fireworks and crackers to the general public. We use to buy a whole heap and let most of them off on New Years night. Then keep the rest for any time we wanted to use it. Every now and then the cops would raid it and send us all out of the store. As far as I know they've closed down. They could have moved somewhere else, who knows...

It doesn't really make any sense. Create a link in ImgBurn to open a program when you can simply open the shortcut somewhere else? Weird people.

lol I just saw this. Classic. Sorry rayimage.

Why not provide a link to the ImgBurn website? I know there are some programs which link the lame encoder because they aren't allowed to package it.

Why not ask the coder to fix the bugs?

For a free reader, I use Foxit. http://www.foxitsoftware.com

This will come in handy for me. Thanks for the suggestion JasonFriday13 and thank you to LUK! for adding it. Another donation is coming your way soon.

Defenestration, learn some manners before you post in a forum. It is people like you who spoil my time in a place like this. I come from Australia and did not like what you said. You got something against us? Go work it out with yourself instead of bringing it into a forum about burning. Some people really annoy me...

It's amazing at how many forum regs live near me.

Use DVD-Rebuilder v1.10.4 or higher.

The arena is a great place to go! I love the Valley!

Donnie Darko? They shouldn't be giving it away for free!

I loved that show. The new series with the new stargate people was boring. Missed Jack and the rest of the crew.

lmao! It beats the guy who wanted LUK! to add a skin colour distinguisher to DVDD so it would block out "nudey scenes" in movies because his girlfriend didn't like him watching that sort of stuff.

Really?

If Bush could get into power, so can he. *shudder*

Thanks for the responses guys. I will check that tomorrow Shamus (note to self, look up what Shamus post meant). Though I don't see why it would affect it, because burning CDs are fine, it is just DVDs which have the "problem".

Nope. Pretty much same times.

Thanks for the reply. I just find it wierd it has only happened after the format. I guess if the burns come out right I should just live with it. I don't know.

Hi guys. I have a problem which I have no idea how to fix. I've been backing up a couple DVDs lately (can't trust my friends/family when I lend them out ) and the device buffer only stays at 79% (see attachment). It stays there, never goes up nor down. The burn turns out perfectly fine. But this never happened before I formated my computer. I burnt a Data CD the other week and it didn't have that problem, the device buffer went right up to 100%. Is there a setting on ImgBurn that I should change? My buffer size was on default. I decided to increase it up to 35mb to see if it made a difference. No difference. I have also added the log for the DVD burn. Thank you. ImgBurn.log

What problems did you have before if I may ask?

Just want to say thanks to the BETA testers aswell. You do a great job! Fixed: Compressing the ImgBurn.exe file with UPX caused problems (BSOD's) on Windows 9x so this will not be used again. PECompact will be used instead.Which one has made the file size smaller, UPX or PECompact? I'm guessing PECompact. Just out of curiousity purposes.

Yes, yes and yes!

I remember seeing those when 9/11 first happened. Most of it is a hoax though.