ImgBurn v2.0.0.0 Released!

[rahzel]

but what if i just have DVD files with a layer break, and i want to create an iso image. if i ignore the layerbreak options, will it use the original layer break?

[notec]

You're right nwg. Burning from PgcEdit is now a thing of the past.

Try the "on-the fly" aspects of the prog, too.

Regards

Not for me. I Still like PgcEdit's Preview Cell feature when picking the LB. Like that option VERY much. Not there in ImgBurn 2.0...

[copyless]

Thank You LUK, very much, and of course all of the beta testers.

I can't believe I checked the ImgBurn site everyday ( a whole lot of times everyday) and when it finally is released I don't even get on the computer that day. But I am very happy now, gotta start trying it out. Thank you, Thank you, and Thank you.

[blutach]

Yes, it is a great feature

Regards

[LIGHTNING UK!]

Seems like it should not be an option then LUK!

@rahzel - if you have an ISO with a LB, you can burn directly - same as before. If not, the LB dialogue box appears and you can pick a cell. Try it!

Regards

Yes, I could almost agree with you on that but there are some very strange people out there that like doing very odd things. This was pretty much a request - all be it for the normal 'Select Layer Break Position' box in Write mode rather than the 'Create' one in Build mode.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

but what if i just have DVD files with a layer break, and i want to create an iso image. if i ignore the layerbreak options, will it use the original layer break?

Having a flag set inside an IFO files means NOTHING if you do not specifically tell the program that's the Cell you want the program to align properly and turn in to a real physical layer break.

So if you've already got your IFO's configured with the correct flags etc, just find that cell in the 'Create Layer Break Position' dialog box, select it and click ok.

By default ImgBurn will set (if it needs to) that cell to be non-seamless. If that's no good for you, check the option to not update the IFO files.

The guides over at the ImgBurn forum kinda explain all this if you're unsure on what to do.

[nwg]

Having a flag set inside an IFO files means NOTHING if you do not specifically tell the program that's the Cell you want the program to align properly and turn in to a real physical layer break.

My first experience of a DL burn was a disaster. I had the flag in the IFO but DVD D didn't know to switch layers. It filled up the first layer and got to 50% done and that was it. It didn't know what to do next and just waited until I cancelled. It is the only ever coaster I made (both single and double layer).

I was trying to get Pgcedit to create a DL ISO before a version was released that could actually do it.

[LIGHTNING UK!]

DVD D certainly wouldn't have worked, it didn't parse the IFO files like how ImgBurn does.

[daman]

2 quick Q's on the new ver. 2.0.0.0 as i have yet to DL it
and play, been to busy.

1. i'm shure it burns auto with shrink like 1.3.0.0 did??

2. will it auto set the the layer break for DL burns??

[soup]

I believe this link may help you.

[rahzel]

Having a flag set inside an IFO files means NOTHING if you do not specifically tell the program that's the Cell you want the program to align properly and turn in to a real physical layer break.

So if you've already got your IFO's configured with the correct flags etc, just find that cell in the 'Create Layer Break Position' dialog box, select it and click ok.

By default ImgBurn will set (if it needs to) that cell to be non-seamless. If that's no good for you, check the option to not update the IFO files.

The guides over at the ImgBurn forum kinda explain all this if you're unsure on what to do.

ok, so in other words, theres no way to make ImgBurn use the original layer break, you have to find where the original layer break is, and then find it in the 'Create Layer Break Position' box?

if so, how do i find out where the original layer break is? Pgcedit?

also, is there any reason why there is a "Ignore Layer Break Options" button? and in the next release, do you think it could be possible to allow ImgBurn to use the original layer break, if there already is one?

[nwg]

Imgburn will use the original layer change when creating a DL ISO with DVD Decryptor. It is stored in the MDS file.

[daman]

Imgburn will use the original layer change when creating a DL ISO with DVD Decryptor. It is stored in the MDS file.

thats what i thought, thanks for your reply nwg.

thanks soup..

[nwg]

thats what i thought, thanks for your reply nwg.

thanks soup..

If you use the ISO mode of RipIt4Me. It will also use the original layer change of the Arcoss DVD (Arcoss is not removed). It will be 1:1 copy including the Arcoss/Riguard from the original.

The old way was to rip in file mode with RipIt4Me then use Pgcedit to create the DL ISO with a new layer change. This is because the DVD is different due to no Arcoss and is not 1:1 anymore.

[daman]

If you use the ISO mode of RipIt4Me. It will also use the original layer change of the Arcoss DVD (Arcoss is not removed). It will be 1:1 copy including the Arcoss/Riguard from the original.

The old way was to rip in file mode with RipIt4Me then use Pgcedit to create the DL ISO with a new layer change. This is because the DVD is different due to no Arcoss and is not 1:1 anymore.

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