DVDFab Layer Break Support

[Bucky]

Hi LIGHTNING UK!

 

Could you add Support for Layer Break Information from DVDFab Images?

DVDFab stores the Layer Break Position in .ini Files.

 

 

Would be nice to burn these Images without losing the original Layer Break.

Edited August 21, 2008 by Bucky

[blutach]

Why not rip in file mode with DVDFab and use build mode in ImgBurn. Really, I would expect Fab to be able to build a simple ISO.

 

And your pic isn't showing. Use www.imageshack.us instead. Or just attach your pic here.

 

Regards

[Bucky]

Why not rip in file mode with DVDFab and use build mode in ImgBurn.

I had a few Movies where Imgburn couldn't find any good Layer Break Position.

Some Discs where Imgburn found a good one hang for about 1 Sec in the middle of a Scene.

 

And why copy in File Mode and lose the LB Information, then choose a new LB that "could" be on the wrong Position,

when DVDFab creates an .ini File with the original LB in Clone Mode?

It's also a lot faster to just double click on the Iso.

 

CloneCD use the same way to store the LB Infos, but with a different File Extension. (.dvd instead of .ini)

 

LayerBreak=1353424
MORTAL_KOMBAT.000
MORTAL_KOMBAT.001
MORTAL_KOMBAT.002
MORTAL_KOMBAT.003
MORTAL_KOMBAT.004

CloneCD Images are supported in Imgburn. Why not DVDFab?

 

And your pic isn't showing. Use www.imageshack.us instead. Or just attach your pic here.

Should be fixed now.

Edited August 21, 2008 by Bucky

[LIGHTNING UK!]

At least 'dvd' is an extension that's likely to just be for DVD images, 'ini' is a little too generic!

[mmalves]

Remember that you can use ImgBurn to create a MDS file (Tools -> Create DVD MDS File) and there replicate the info from DVDFab's .ini file

[blutach]

Some Discs where Imgburn found a good one hang for about 1 Sec in the middle of a Scene.

Then use "seamless layer break". Presto - no hang. Or use a different position where the scene is not broken like that - that's what the previewer is for. More than likely, you'll see the existing LB anyway, as it will be marked SPLIP = no.

 

Plus you can refer to your ini file to see where the LB is anyway.

 

Regards