[Write Button]

/START is already sent to ImgBurn and ImgBurn starts writing (building) straight away for me.... That was the whole point of the extension. What exactly are you doing? Right clicking on a VIDEO_TS folder and choosing "Burn with ImgBurn"? What happens then?

[Burning VIDEO_TS Folder]

Any work arounds? What can I do to delete the folder?

 

Thanks,

Kizer

 

I can't replicate it. Does it happen everytime, or is this the first time?

 

If it is a one off then a reboot will allow you to delete the folder.

 

Anyone else had this issue with the shell ext?

[Burning VIDEO_TS Folder]

Any work arounds? What can I do to delete the folder?

 

Thanks,

Kizer

 

 

I shall look into it guys.

[CLI /VOLUMELABLE query]

Thanks for v2.1 and adding this request.... Great work!

[CLI /VOLUMELABLE query]

Thanks for the info... I look forward to that!

[CLI /VOLUMELABLE query]

in v2.0.0.0, there's actually no checking done on CLI passed volume labels. It will limit the length where it needs to, but otherwise it'll just use exactly what you specify (even if it breaks ISO9660 specs etc).

 

v2.1.0.0 will convert to uppercase and replace invalid characters with underscores.

 

 

LUK, that sounds great. At the moment I "convert" the UDF volume lable to ISO9660... Is there a possibilty that there could be /VOLUMELABLE_ISO & /VOLUMELABLE_UDF to offer two different labels for the two different file systems (or have i missed the constraints of the image/burning spec..)

 

TIA

[ImgBurn DVD-Video Shell Ext]

Because I find it very useful - I thought that others may too:

 

 

"ImgBurn DVD-Video Shell Ext" is a Windows Shell Extension which gives you a context menu item to launch ImgBurn and burn your VIDEO_TS folders. I.e. right click on any folder named ?VIDEO_TS? and you will be able to burn the DVD-Video with ImgBurn!

 

See: http://forum.videohelp.com/viewtopic.php?t=308737

[CLI /VOLUMELABLE query]

Hi,

 

In the GUI we can have different labels for different file systems. I am burning a DVD-Video via CLI so i use /FILESYSTEM "ISO9660 + UDF"... so am i right in thinking i have to supply the lowest spec label (as there is only one /VOLUMELABLE switch)? I.e ISO9660: length 32, [A-Z|0-9|_]

 

TIA