PgcEdit 7.3 and ImgBurn 2.0

[notec]

Hows DL burning with PgcEdit 7.3 and the latest ImgBurn 2.0? I've noticed that using ImgBurns "build" feature that it places the LB in a the same suggested cell as Pgc but in a different sector.

Also, when burning with pgc how come there's no MDS file needed but with ImgBurn Build it creates the .iso and the MDS file?

[blutach]

Do you have 32k gaps on in one prog and off in another?

The ISO is what gets burned, of course, and PgcEdit manages to pass all the relevant info to ImgBurn without the need for the MDS helper.

Regards

[LIGHTNING UK!]

As each ISO building program does things differently, it's quite possible they'll use different LBA addresses for the layerbreak. It's all down to how the padding is done and the size of the filesystem data itself (i.e. not including actual file data).

So long as the layerbreak LBA % (mod) 16 = 0, you've nothing to worry about.

ImgBurn shows this in the form of:

[Current LBA] -> [Corrected LBA (after padding has been applied)]