Quick question about image file after burning audio CD.

[kxkvi]

Hi guys.

 

I've been using ImgBurn for well over a year now, and prior to tonight, I never knew

that it supported burning audio CDs! I just created my first using this program,and

the process went swimmingly. (Ritek media notwithstanding)

 

So, this means that not only will I have a nice new CD to play in my car tomorrow,

but also that i can finally get rid of Nero 6.

 

The only question I am left with is: where did the image go? I noticed that during

the burn process, the checkbox option labelled "Delete Image" was not only available,

but unchecked. As such, after the burn completed, I went looking for what I thought

would be a BIN file somewhere on one of my drives. The first place I looked was the

directory in which the CUE file resides. Nothing there witn a .bin extension. Then I

looked in the directory specified in "Image Files" in the file location settings. Missing

there too. Not present in the root of the drive either.

 

As such, I'm a little unclear on why the BIN file is nonexistent given the burn

settngs. Is a BIN file even created prior to burning an audio CD?

 

Thanks for a great burning app. It sure beats the pants off of Ahead's product.

 

Regards,

 

Thomas

[kxkvi]

Log file in case it didn't upload.

ImgBurn.log

[LIGHTNING UK!]

It doesn't make an image, it just burns everything on the fly.

[kxkvi]

It doesn't make an image, it just burns everything on the fly.

 

Cool. That explains it.

 

If I had checked the "Delete Image" checkbox in the burn dialog, would ImgBurn have

deleted the CUE file and/or the source MP3 files?

 

Thanks.

 

Thomas

[LIGHTNING UK!]

It would have deleted the CUE probably.

 

There's an additional option (enabled by default) that prevents it from deleting the individual audio files that are called up by the CUE.