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As far as I know ImgBurn is NOT able to burn Multi-Sessions.

 

Assume I have 4 files already on a DVD+RW media. Now I want to add 2 more files.

 

Ok, I could at first copy the existing 4 files manually to my hard disc and re-burn them together with the 2

new files.

 

But this process could somehow be automated.

 

If the user adds further files then ImgBurn could start automatically the copy the existing files into "temp" folder on hard disc

and burn them later automatically again.

 

Can this feature be added in the next version?

 

Thank you

Peter

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Use the drive as source for files, add what you want to them in Build mode and make an image that you'll burn after.

 

On the Options tab on the right tick "Add To Queue When Done". After image has been created switch to Write mode and hit the big Burn button.

 

Pretty automated. :)

Posted

Use the drive as source for files, add what you want to them in Build mode and make an image that you'll burn after.

 

On the Options tab on the right tick "Add To Queue When Done". After image has been created switch to Write mode and hit the big Burn button.

 

Pretty automated. :)

 

Hmm, sorry but I don't understand.

I did so far:

1.) Insert the DVD+RW with the already burned files e.g. 123.log

2.) I opened ImgBurn in Build mode and "Options" tab

3.) I cannot check "Add To Queue When Done" is disabled/grayed out

so I cannot select it.

 

Whats wrong?

Posted

Do you have 'Output' configured for 'Image File' ? It doesn't sound like it - and of course you can't add anything to the queue if the program is configured to burn directly to a new disc.

Posted

Ok, I understand.

 

 

But this is somehow still user unfriendly.

 

So again the question: Could a direct copy+add+re-burn feature be added to the next release?

Without image file work-around

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