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i came across this reg file....

 

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Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00

 

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\&Burn with ImgBurn (*)]

@="&Burn with ImgBurn"

 

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\&Burn with ImgBurn (*)\command]

@="C:\\Program Files\\ImgBurn\\ImgBurn.exe /MODE ISOBUILD /FILESYSTEM \"ISO9660 + Joliet\" /SRC \"%1\""

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Supposedly, this allows right-click burn option to VIDEO_TS folders or any other folders....

is it safe?

Posted

It looks ok to me.

Posted

oh,,,

once applied,

i cant access the UDF LABEL as its grayed out....

 

k3ll3s.jpg

 

any idea why?

Posted

Because the file system is set to ISO9660 + Joliet.

 

That reg file is for building data discs really, a DVD Video one would set the file system to 'ISO9660 + UDF'.

 

This might be of some use to you too...

 

http://www.svcd2dvd.com/#ImgburnShellExt

 

(look at the very bottom of the page)

Posted (edited)

oh great!

ill look into it!

:thumbup:

 

but if i change:

 

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\&Burn with ImgBurn (*)\command]

@="C:\\Program Files\\ImgBurn\\ImgBurn.exe /MODE ISOBUILD /FILESYSTEM \"ISO9660 + Joliet\" /SRC \"%1\""

 

to this:

 

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\&Burn with ImgBurn (*)\command]

@="C:\\Program Files\\ImgBurn\\ImgBurn.exe /MODE ISOBUILD /FILESYSTEM \"ISO9660 + UDF\" /SRC \"%1\""

 

will it work?

Edited by eSkRo
Posted

Yes

Posted
Yes

 

WoW!

it does work!

thats sweet!

thanx LUK!

 

now the only thing is that,

the right click option appears for every folder i right click on,,,

is there a way to make it appear only when i right-click on the VIDEO_TS folder and not any other?

 

:innocent:

Posted

lol yes, with that shell extension I just mentioned!

Posted
lol yes, with that shell extension I just mentioned!

 

oh,,, so theres no way to just edit that reg file?

Posted

Nope.

 

That 'HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\' registry key applies to all directories.

 

You have to write a DLL to do anything more complicated than that.

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