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It'll be nice to add the function to create ISO in imgburn instead of using other software. It'll be nice to have it all-in-one, create images and burn them. I hope this gets considered.
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ok, i use ImgTool (0.91.6) to create an ISO image (splitted 1GB files Fat32). It refuse to decypher the DVD (errors) but works with the DVD Decrypter files created previously. Now i tried to change the bitsetting of my LG DVD burner in IMGBurn and it says it failed. Maybe it's not supported. The DL is a Fujifilm recognised as a Ricoh booktype=DVD-ROM by IMGBurn. so i'm not sure if a want to blast another DL.
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In nero, you just create a new data disc. Use ISO and Joliet filesystems (or ISO and UDF). I still use cdrwin from www.goldenhawk.com for that stuff! lol
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If you create your image with PgcEdit, it will create the image with the correct LB info and call IB to burn. There is no need to reset the LB and in fact doing so may result in a coaster, especially if you have "Leave 32k space between IFO and BUP" option on in PgcEdit. Regards
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If you have already generated the DVD files (video_ts/audio_ts) you can create an iso image using imgtools_classic 0.91.6 from Coujo download here. You need to scroll down to find ImgTool Classic. This is already set up to burn directly with Imgburn.
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Use whichever program you like to create an ISO image, be it Shrink, Elby's CloneDVD etc. Then use ImgBurn to burn it on a DVD! Guide for the latter in the guides section. It's a rather exhaustive and complete guide, you shouldn't have any trouble
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Hi everone , im alittle imbaressed even asking this but here goes what program can or do i use to create the image to burn. I use old faithfull to rip and then dvd2one but could not figure the rest out .little help please.
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newbie. dvd on HD, can i use ImgBurn to write it? vob files,etc.
zacoz replied to dkita's topic in ImgBurn Support
I don't believe that you can substitute ImgBurn for Nero as you can by substituting ImgBurn for DVDDecrypter. What you can do however is open your VIDEO_TS folder in PgcEdit and from it, create the ISO (uses Img Tools Classic) and burn (uses ImgBurn). PgcEdit also enables you to ensure that 32K gaps are present. Check out PgcEdit homepage here: http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/index.html Link to burning with 32K gaps is on the above page (direct link http://www.videohelp.com/~r0lZ/pgcedit/thi...h%20PgcEdit.htm) Let us know if you have any questions. -
newbie. dvd on HD, can i use ImgBurn to write it? vob files,etc.
dkita replied to dkita's topic in ImgBurn Support
I found the entry about using dvd decrypter, renaming files so dvdshrink uses it for backup. Don't have that one..have the fab one... anyway, I used dvdshrink to create an ISO and now using ImgBurn to write the dvd image....36% and going strong. Not sure why dvdshrink using Nero has a problem but hopefully this will give me an option. Any tip on how to use dvdshrink to invoke Imgburn without having dvd decrypter installed? Not sure I want to rename nero software.... I first used Fabdecrypter to create the hd copy...i hear dvddecrypter is a bit out of date now.... -
also the ability to handle the ilvu/multi-angle titles is greatly improved w/ pro but probably as hd dvd's become available the filters and numerous add-ons will be the key to keeping up! the pro-version is well worth the money but if you have never used it you'll never know what you are missing! imo quenc is terrible as I had some bad headaches come from it's use and one 12 hr encode time I discontinued use right quick like! hc is awesome! blu have you ever tried the rb-loader reading about it and wondering if it is affective no need right now but I think there should be a pact made to create the ultimate one-click!!!
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the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
dirio49 replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
well is i said in the last post, I only have one harddrive and is not very fast. it takes it about 15 to 30 min to create the iso.( without compressing it) -
the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
dontasciime replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
yeah i know that, but i got time on my hands to do that, which was my point, someone saying you cannot edit iso in shrink is wrong. yes i know you have to then re create iso...i don't mind the 1minute 23 second wait... I cannot see anything wrong with using shrink in any mode, i think its the 2nd best program on the internet. i maybe missing your point about read only though, as in, did someone give a set of circumstances where they need an iso to be anything other. -
Am I just wondering around out here in left field or doesn't creating a ISO from a original DVD mean that the program (IB) would half to to decrypt the disk in order to create the file. Correct me if I'm wrong, but it sounds like LUK would be wright back in the same sinking boat he just got out of. I can understand this request if you had a VIDEO_TS folder on your HD that was created from another ripping program and IB had the option to read those files and create a ISO and then burn your DVD. Now that would be nice!
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Hi @ all Today I created my first DL DVD using DVD Maestro. I set the layerbreak in Maestro (Sector 2.080.256) and used the Maestro Disk Image Creator to create the IMG. Now i want to burn this image using ImgTool 1.0.0.0. Do I just have to load the IMG file with the source button or should I create a MDS first using the Tools -> Create DVD MDS File function an load this MDS? Should I set the Layer Break option to calculate optimal or should i enter the same sectors I used in Maestro? Thx. p.s. sorry for my bad english.
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the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
dirio49 replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
as you all know nero is not the best for burning dvd. I have made so many coaster using nero. and it does not take me 5 min to make a iso, I only have one harddrive. and i would like to be able to save the time it takes to create an iso to do something alse like play video games if cannot be done so be it, is not like i burn tons of dvds all i am saying is that it will be a nice addition to imgburn. -
the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
zacoz replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
Interesting....When I want to mount an image I simply right click on the ISO, highlight Mount then click on the Virtual drive letter I wish to mount on. 2 clicks, and I run Windows - but not Daemon Tools. Regardless, why not do as blutach suggested, run 5 instances of PgcEdit having each open the DVD folder. It can then create the ISO, call ImgBurn to burn the disc, and automatically delete the ISO afterwards. You are left with your original VIDEO_TS folder that can be opened in your preferred player - no need for you to see any ISO's and saving you that extra click per disc. -
the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
blutach replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
dirio - to create an ISO for a DVD-5 takes 5 minutes tops. And of course you can edit to your heart's content beforehand. So, 5 minutes of ISO creation or risk making a coaster with Nero/Roxio etc. (which takes say 15 minutes). Anyways, if you don't like making ISOs, use Nero. No-one's forcing you to use ImgBurn man. Regards -
the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
dirio49 replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
well sometimes you need to changes something in the dvd compulation and you cannot do this in iso mode or for example lets say that the dvd is small enough and does not need compression but you want to remove the ads and previews. if you create an iso you cannot do this. And you don't need to used dvdshrink. @blutach this still applies. To create the iso takes two the space because you have the folder and the iso and it take time. but when you can just burn the folder you save one step. -
the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
dontasciime replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
or instead of taking 4 hours to convert to iso, think about using say shrink or any other program that is capable to create iso images as the output instead of video_ts folders -
And of course if the source disc was a DVD5 and he already has all the files ripped he can just create the ISO using Coujo's tool ! IMGTool Classic
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the possibilty of burning the VIDEO_TS folder
blutach replied to dirio49's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
Folks read up and in other threads here. At this date, this prog burns ISO images you have created. Use ITC or PgcEdit (which can call this prog to burn) to create your images. Easy. Regards -
The only way in which the program could be limiting the burn to 6x is if the buffers are always on 0% or fluctuate A LOT! If that's the case, it has become impossible to burn any faster - probably due to some configuration issue with your PC. Other than that, your drive is slowing down the burn on purpose so it doesn't create a coaster. That's done by the drive OPC stuff (be it Active OPC, Walking OPC etc).
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The video I was burning is of an American football game I captured. I'm posting the pcgedit display here: I don't see a layer break indicated, but then perhaps I'm going about this all wrong... I used DVDLab Pro to create the DVD files (with four chapters, including the beginning), and DVD Shrink (without compression, of course) to produce the ISO file.
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First of all let me thank you for bringing your great burning engine back! And the best thing is: I just ordered my Dual Layer bruner and was really worried how to create discs with the layer break bit at the right position. The day after I ordered the burner ImgBurn was released. Great timing! Now about donating. I was considering to donate about 10$ to you to thank you for all your hard work on this great program. However, if I click on the Paypal-logo there's an input field where I can insert how much I want to donate and below that it says "shipping 0?". So I'm wondering in what currency the amount I enter in that field will be - the 0? lets me assume it's in pound, but if I make a mistake entering the value, I get a message which tells me "For example, if the amount is $5.00 USD, you would enter 5.00." Of course I tried just entering a value and going to the next page, but that is already the one to enter my credit card data. And I won't do that until I know how much (i.e. in what currentcy) I'm actually donating, I won't do it. So please help me out, so I can send you your well-deserved donation.
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Burn DATA DVDs or DATA CDs?
Shamus_McFartfinger replied to TheShadowRunner's topic in ImgBurn Suggestions
for sure ! but, if possible a visual interface for building/burning (like visualiso from http://cdr.dpaehl.de/ )would be simply GREAT! Never tried it. I'll grab it now. Hmm.... Rightly or wrongly, I'll throw my 2 cents in. Stay with me here...... We can't discuss anything related to bypassing copyright protection on DVDs. Logically, if you have a non-protected DVD you have likely created it yourself using an authoring program such as TMPGEnc DVD Author or another authoring package. Yes? All authoring programs that I'm aware of create and burn their own disk images. Perhaps you're copying a home movie. In this case is would simply be a matter of using the ISO READ/WRITE functions of a now sadly-defunct program. Assuming your home movie has been borrowed from friends or family and needs to be transferred from a DVD9 to a DVD5, then DVD Shink will compress the files, create an ISO which can then be burned automatically with Nero or whatever. The point I'm trying to make is that their are already tools available that can do what you're asking. To go back to our home movie, why would you compress the files to VTS sets then run ImgBurn to create an ISO before burning it to disk? It's a hell of alot easier just to let DVD Shrink do the hard work. That said, if DVD Shrink were to be updated sometime in the future to call ImgBurn instead of Nero or that other "bad" program, ImgBurn will grow in popularity. A couple of years ago the idea might had had some merit, (back when we used to use ImgTool to create ISOs because DVD Shrink didn't have the ability to read or write disk images), but I don't see any real use for the work that would be involved with its inclusion but that's just my opinion. ... Disclaimer: The author of this message reserves to right to be proven wrong in the future.
