kenmasters1976 Posted March 18, 2010 Posted March 18, 2010 Great, thanks for the new version!. People complaining should actually take a few seconds to read the installer. Blindly pressing the "Next" button means ImgBurn is the least thing to worry about when they're installing software. Also, since they're not paying for it, they have nothing to complain about... not to mention that it's still better than Nero requiring gigabytes of HDD and RAM to do the same thing... that's what I call bloated.
AlienX69 Posted March 18, 2010 Posted March 18, 2010 Hi LUK (and all you Beta Team Members/ole friends), Thanks for the latest release ...... I see there is a lot of flack out there regarding the UniBlue via the installer. What's real funny is I just happen to be testing the UB products on one of my boxes Obviously there is a lot of folks using IB, you can see that by just looking at the DL counters. The real sad thing is taking flack from folks who probably never donated to you at all. You know I have and will always support you. IB is the BEST burn engine on the planet, bar none. This is just a thought, you can throw it in the wastebasket, but I thought r0lZ's idea was a good one to get folks donating for using PgcEdit. Not sure how it has worked out for him, I would have to email him an ask. Pretty sure I'm not the only one who feels you should get compensated for all your hard efforts for creating and future development of ImgBurn. Shoot, I'm unemployed, but when I get done with this post, I'm gonna go push that donate button. Gonna send r0lZ some funds too. It won't the $ figure I normally donate, but i'll be more that $2. Shoot half that $2 you ask for gets eaten by PayPal, right. I know I should stop by more often, but you don't need me cluttering up the book shelf. You have such a great group of folks helping you with support already, i.e. spinner, corny, dontasciime, volvo, lfc, Blu, Cynthia, db, Chewy, polopony, Shamus, kevd, etc. please forgive me if I forgot any of my ole friends. BTW: Is there a way to incorporate using the Queue for Build mode ? ... always get a good chuckle from some of your comments in the status bar ... Cheers Mate(s) AX
Cynthia Posted March 19, 2010 Posted March 19, 2010 BTW: Is there a way to incorporate using the Queue for Build mode ? Not sure if it's this option to add images to the write queue you are looking for.
AlienX69 Posted March 19, 2010 Posted March 19, 2010 (edited) Thanks for the reply Cynthia, take a look here for a little more info on what I'm trying to accomplish. http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?showtopic=13721 Plus we can discuss further without hijacking this thread .... AX Edited March 19, 2010 by AlienX69
Teoh Han Hui Posted March 19, 2010 Posted March 19, 2010 Thank you. Sad to see the Ask.com Toolbar, but it's just a few checkboxes to look out for.
Dstruct Posted March 19, 2010 Posted March 19, 2010 Sad to see the Ask.com Toolbar, but it's just a few checkboxes to look out for. Yeah. Just strange that it still tries connect to the internet before coming to those checkboxes!
ZoNi Posted March 19, 2010 Posted March 19, 2010 Just FYI - this is what I saw after installing ImgBurn:
demonluo Posted March 21, 2010 Posted March 21, 2010 (edited) i think this uniblue is a rogue... http://www.mywot.com/en/forum/5306-uniblue-again http://www.mywot.com/en/forum/5729-unbelievable-a-finnish-pc-magazine-promotes-rogue-software & this popular microsoft gold partner site is a scam... http://www.mywot.com/en/scorecard/liutilities.com hopefully, imgburn don't affiliate w it in the future like microsoft does... Edited March 21, 2010 by demonluo
sorcerer Posted March 22, 2010 Posted March 22, 2010 I extracted the files without installing. ImgBurn looks the same as before.
agentbad Posted March 24, 2010 Posted March 24, 2010 Thank you for all the work on this new version. I am wondering if this new version has multi-session burning. What I mean is: If I burn some files to a CD, can I leave the CD open and go back later an add some more files to the same CD? I have been hearing for some time that this feature would come in a future version. If not now, when might I expect this feature? Thanks again. Yeah, I have been waiting for that to be implemented forever. I just use Nero and Joonas drag and drop plugin for winamp so I can add files easier.
ZoNi Posted March 27, 2010 Posted March 27, 2010 yeah,,, so? Sentence is not whole... Something is missing at the end.
muckinfangled Posted April 6, 2010 Posted April 6, 2010 (edited) Love ImgBurn, I had no problems. I just opt-out of everything I wasn't interested in. I didn't install first few days of new release so my experience maybe different. I believe the AskInstallChecker 1.4.0 did "phone home" No ad menus when in "tools menu" (did download from ImgBurn mirror) With all the "real" changes it's a great update. Now I can reduce my other building/reading/writing applications to nearly none. ImgBurn is doing most duties, rightfully so. I would rather have a bit of boxes to check and not to check than not to have future updates. I have been out of work and unable to donate for about a 18 months or so. Happy ImgBurn 2.5.1 user Thank You! Edited April 6, 2010 by muckinfangled
Falcon Posted July 16, 2010 Posted July 16, 2010 LUK, I know you've heard a lot from me, and are probably sick of hearing about Ask Toolbar complaints, but I'm done complaining about Ask already. As long as the installer is modified in the future, to avoid key/click-buffering bugs (causing it to progress and install Ask due to the delay in loading the page, without actually asking)... then I've got no more beefs with that. But hear me out here regarding the affiliation with Uniblue software. I'm a computer repair tech at a relatively busy shop. I see all the computer problems first hand, I see what causes them, and I'm the guy that ends up fixing them most of the time as well (in which case another tech follows my prescribed repair/cleanup techniques). With that said, Uniblue software is absolutely freaking evil. In fact, it's flagged as malware in some of the better products (like Microsoft Security Essentials, which we install here). Every now and then we get a computer in the shop that's used one of Uniblue's products, or some from other vendors. And time and time again, Uniblue software has been responsible for pretty much entirely hosing the person's computer, and/or scamming them out of $30-60 for junk software that does nothing. Driver updating is not something that can be done automatically - EVER. The reason being, there is no central repository for drivers versus hardware IDs, so these programs cannot even function in any usable capacity to begin with. The very best they can do is match a certain set of common components with generic driver packages that the company maintains themselves. Far from covering every piece of hardware (as a "driver updater" should do), and far from being accurate - for example, it would toss out Sony's custom nVidia driver and throw on a hacked/generic nVidia driver, disabling all sorts of Sony's proprietary features and functionality. And that's just for that driver-updater garbage. The other tools that the site is now boasting, like RegistryBooster, are even more devastating. First, pony up $30+ for the software itself, then another $120+ for a computer repair shop (...Hi!) to repair the system damage done by this software. The registry isn't something that can just be "Cleaned", nor does it really ever need to be. If there are system problems caused by something in the registry, it's absolutely never going to be something a simple programmatic "cleaner" can repair. It takes an experienced eye and good amount of hunting to figure out that the reason the network icon isn't working properly, is because the Network List service isn't running, because that service is programmed to be dependent on a missing service entry in the registry, which is missing because a registry cleaner deemed it obsolete. (No joke, we have that on the bench right now) So... please, LUK. You might have had good intentions in mind, thinking you can help people out and make a few bucks on the side in the process, but in reality you're doing FAR more harm than help here. Anyone that downloads these tools per the site's suggestion, is just in for a world of hurt. This is far beyond just "don't click it then!". That would apply to me, and I'm not dumb enough to sucker into those things anyway. This is extending to every person out there who doesn't post on the forums, doesn't know ImgBurn's long and clean history, and is downloading ImgBurn because their friend told them it's awesome. When their computer comes into our shop because it got infected with Uniblue malware... it won't be anyone's fault but ImgBurn for pointing them there.
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