rupinho

Yes. That is what I meant. Many thanks.

I found in the forum the return results. 0 No error detected 1 if the burn couldn't start - drive not ready etc. 2 if burn (or now 'build') failed. 3 if verify failed Now my question. When the program is started via command line and the user is cancelling the operation 0 is returned. Is it possible that a new value X (for example 4) is used for this case?