Command line flags for volume identifier fields?

[Particle]

I've checked the readme.txt file in the ImgBurn folder, but I could not find anything regarding the volume identifier fields. I need to set the Preparer and Publisher fields. In case they were supported but currently unlisted I tried /volumepreparer and /volumepublisher, but they don't appear to be recognized.

 

Is there a way to pass these values in via command line?

 

Additionally, is there any way to suppress the "Your image contains an AVI file in the root directory" yes/no/cancel box? I'd like to just assume "no". I can toggle a default for this in the program settings "don't prompt divx video settings", but I can find no corresponding command line argument.

Edited February 27, 2018 by Particle

[LIGHTNING UK!]

No, only the volume label one is supported.

 

The CLI options generally just manipulate the GUI settings, so if you've configured the GUI a certain way, it won't prompt you. There's no need for a CLI option.

 

Don't forget, it's a GUI app, not a CLI one. I've just added basic support for a few CLI arguments.

[Particle]

Thanks for following up. I'll do without the volume fields and use the default override in the settings menu for the AVI prompt.

 

While I appreciate that ImgBurn is a GUI based tool, we do find ourselves in a situation where ImgBurn is a better MkIsoFs than MkIsoFs itself. Your tool is more capable and much better maintained. In my case, I was looking for a way to dump ISO 9660 and generate pure UDF disc images as a way to get around the 9660 4 GiB file size limit. The last version of MkIsoFs to support Windows theoretically supported multi-extent files with ISO 9660 level 3 options, but support for that is broken in practice. My first thought was "I bet ImgBurn can do it!" and I was right. =)

 

In any case, thanks for your continued development. Know that it is appreciated by many.

Edited February 27, 2018 by Particle