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  1. Minor issue - with this command line: C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /SRC "D:\AIO\aio-dvd.ibb" /DEST "D:\AIO\aio-dvd.iso" /START /CLOSE /NOIMAGEDETAILS /OVERWRITE YES /INCLUDEHIDDENFILES /INCLUDESYSTEMFILES I get a new MDS file every time: aio-dvd.mds, aio-dvd(1).mds, aio-dvd(2).mds etc. Is there something I can do to suppress these? (They're not big, but I have to keep clearing them down as I'm testing). The ISO file is simply overwritten as required - is there an option to do the same for the .MDS file? Thanks
  2. I think it's where it was initialising the optical drives. yesterday it was taking maybe 5s, today it's almost instant. I did read it - honest. I completely missed that somehow. I read that too but I presumed it meant it would wipe a re-writeable disc before starting. It works just as you say it should. Thanks. Given that I forgot to turn on email notifications I had plenty of time to mess around ! I was looking for the ImgBurn.ini that it mentions and didn't manage to find it. I eventually tried /SETTINGS from the command line, generated a sample and then kept just the line that I wanted. I think it does the job (although the CLI option you've added does make it simpler for me as I have no other use for that ini file and using the CLI means I don't have to have my script clean up after me). Many thanks for the help (and the great app).
  3. (Oh, and no log 'coz it works perfectly if I press a few buttons manually )
  4. I've put together a ruby script to build an IBB file for my DVD (BTW: thanks for the speedy help in the other thread). I can fire up ImgBurn to have it produce an ISO that I can then test in VirtualBox. That's mostly fine except for a few dialog boxes I cannot find an option for and a minor niggle. The command line is "C:\Program Files\ImgBurn\ImgBurn.exe" /MODE BUILD /SRC "D:\AIO\aio-dvd.ibb" /DEST "D:\AIO\aio-dvd.iso" /START /CLOSE /INCLUDEHIDDENFILES /INCLUDESYSTEMFILES The issues I'm trying to overcome: It spends time checking drives: I'm going to write an ISO, can I skip this step somehow? It throws up an info dialog box to tell me how big the image will be. It warns me that it will overwrite the previous ISO I wrote. I'd sometimes like to "Optimise Duplicate Files" and sometimes not (it's slow, so I want to avoid it during testing) There's talk of a .ini file but nothing tells me what to put in it and I cannot find an example ... Thanks
  5. Thanks - I decide to write out some "D|" lines just for completeness. All seems to be OK now (once I got the format spot on so that D: stopped popping up in the root of my DVD )
  6. The help says that to work out the IBB format you should generate one and look. So I did. I'm generating lots of lines of the form F|upx.exe|\DVD-Tools\autoit-v3\Aut2Exe|D:\AIO\AIO-DVD\DVD-Tools\autoit-v3\Aut2Exe\upx.exe but I've not generated a corresponding D|DVD-Tools|\|D:\AIO\AIO-DVD\ D|autoit-v3|\DVD-Tools|D:\AIO\AIO-DVD\autoit-v3 The DVD seems to work. Am I just lucky or can I get away with this? Is there some subtle problem I've just not found in my testing yet?
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