dbminter

I was going to ask rival him for what because my e-mail version of this shows it pre-edit.

Okay...

But, at least you didn't double post about it!

I noticed it, too. However, I accidentally did myself, too, earlier and covered it up by copying and pasting a real 2nd reply I had intended for it.

No, as in Burl Ives.

Or an even dumber one! 10 Exit 20 Goto 10 30 End Or maybe even 10 Exit 20 End

10 Goto 10 20 END

No.......I disagree..........This may be a big problem for you because of your need to use long file names, but I do not see it as a problem for ImgBurn or the 10's of thousands of other users..... Long file names? Did someone say something about long file names? How about... long label fields?

Give it a burl? As in Ives?

I know Sony's PS2 is the slowest layer changer I've ever seen. The pause is clearly visible and audible on them.

I was wondering about the seamless layer break option in ImgBurn. Are there any negative aspects to using a seamless layer break? Will some players not play a DL disc properly if it's not present?

I tried something like this just now. It works, but, may not for a particular situation. For instance, with a split image set, you'd have to mount the image to a virtual drive first. If it's not split, then, use LUK's suggestion. Then, note the start time listed. Then, open a DVD player and load the contents of the disc in whatever way into the play and go to that time location and see if the contents match. For split images, there's an extra step. But, you won't be able to do that yet until the next version comes out.

LUK, do you have a suggestion on what to use if you have a multi-part split image? Use my IFOEdit idea or got something easier?

Well, we do what we do. When I saw the tornado and after my initial panic and my head sank back on my shoulders, I began to think it through logically. There's nothing I can do to stop it. It will either strike this house or not. If it does strike, I'll either be killed or not. Death is a release, so, I will most likely not die. And, I just went back into my room, pulled the covers over my head for what little comfort or protection they might provide, and went back to sleep shortly after the tornado had turned away.

Well, I'm not one to drink, but, buy me some coke, er, a Coke and we can call it a night of rebel rousin'!

While that is true, what about, then, the trend to eventually release floppy disks already formatted?

Why do these discs need to be formatted, anyway? I mean, what is it about formatting and why don't the manufacturers do it?

OMG! I just now did the research. 1.) That IS the Daymar college right across the highway divider in front of my house! 2.) That Daymar was where my mother tried for a secretarial job just two weeks ago!

Yes, PLEASE! I is an idiot! About the Started one. Does a Started one need to completely fully formatted? Or, can a Started format be resumed or use a Quick Erase?

Now, was that typo? Did the cops bail her out... or BALL her out? Who knows? Her hubby may have even bawled her out!

I loaded some older DVD+RW discs that I've no idea what created them. ImgBurn wanted an erase on them, I forget full or not, because their format status was only listed as Started. So, what exactly does Started mean? IMO, a format either is started, formatting, done, or none.

Oh, now, that's just too corny!

I'd NEVER heard of one before. Which was why it struck me as so shocking when I read it on the news. I thought it was mostly too cold in the area to do anything but rain. I will admit something. I've rarely been scared in my life, but, for a brief moment, when staring into a twirling example of Mother Nature's destructive power, I briefly panicked for all of like 10 seconds because I became enawed and then jealous I could never possess such fantastic raw energies at my command.

Oh, great! You mean in Australia, cyclones are something else? Here in the States, people think there's a difference between tornadoes and cyclones. The only difference is depends on the dialect. That, basically, those from Texas and the area surrounding only use cyclone when they mean tornado. Now, technically, tornado is the incorrect word as, meteorlogically, cyclone is the correct term across the board. Even a hurricane is technically what is called a mesocyclone. But, here in the States, people, too, believe there is no difference between a tornado and a hurricane. A hurricane/typhoon is just a cyclone that occurs over water and is powered by the energies in them. So, basically, tornadoes are cyclones, by definition, and that hurricanes and typhoons are also cyclones, but the difference is they occur over water only and are technically to be called mesocyclones. If they occur in the air or on solid ground, they're just plain cyclones. And, that's our daily lesson from Bill Nye, The Science Guy!