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Rizlaw
4th October 2005, 20:05
LighteningUK, the author of DVD DeCrypter, is back with "Imgburn" a new and improved version of the DVD DeCrypter burning engine.

Any chance DVDRB will be adding this as a choice for burning ISO's?

Visit his new site: http://www.imgburn.com/
feedback
4th October 2005, 20:23
This was at the bottom of the page...

Copyright © 2005 LIGHTNING UK!

So, I'm guessing is it really him???

Regards,:)
Mr. Monte
4th October 2005, 21:06
Let's wait for HIM to chime in. i would of thought someone like him would have informed us of this release just before or at the same time he opened up the website.

Thanks feedback :)
SamuriHL
4th October 2005, 21:35
He chimed in on the cdfreaks site. It's really him. Quite kuel IMO.
Carpo
4th October 2005, 21:45
might give it a whirl in a bit :)
feedback
4th October 2005, 21:56
Yes, it is in the News section here at doom9. Look Here to Verify. (http://www.doom9.org/) ImgBurn in News.

Regards,:)
bourtzovlakas
4th October 2005, 23:18
Great news, wrong forum....
LoloMc
5th October 2005, 01:01
@LIGHTNING UK!

Nice 2 see u again ;)
SeeMoreDigital
5th October 2005, 08:32
Great news, wrong forum....Agreed.... Maybe this thread should be moved over to the DVD Burning section of the forum!

For all those interested LIGHTNING UK has setup an ImgBurm Support Forum (http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?act=idx) too!


Cheers
2COOL
5th October 2005, 10:39
Like I always said many times...you can take the man out of the game but you can't take the game out the man. ;)
SeeMoreDigital
5th October 2005, 10:59
I would still love to see a stripped down version of DVD Decrypter that was specifically developed for use with "non" CSS protected DVD's - ie: like those we ordinary Joe's make!

Development in this area is still useful :)
jdobbs
5th October 2005, 16:49
I've added support for burning with ImgBurn in the DVD Rebuilder Professional Edition. It will be out with the next (v1.00 Final) release. If ImgBurn is installed it will become the default ISO output software... if not, DVD-RB will use DVD Decrypter (assuming it is installed).

I highly recommend using the internally controlled ISO creation and burning tools of DVD-RB (which uses MKIOFS and ImgBurn/Decrypter). There are other "to remain unnamed" burning packages out there that try to outsmart the authoring software and in the process create a coaster. DVD Decrypter and ImgBurn both do the job correctly.
Mr. Monte
5th October 2005, 18:15
Oh..oh..let me name them...please..oh..oh..Mr Kotter...Mr. Kotter
Video Dude
5th October 2005, 21:57
Oh..oh..let me name them...please..oh..oh..Mr Kotter...Mr. Kotter
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