DL with PGCedit 0.6.2

[Berghutze]

Hi,

I just tried the new version and encountered the following problem:
If you want to burn a double layer you have to decide where to place it. after that the layer break sector has been copied to the clipboard and to imgburn. This doesn't work aymore. Is this for some reason or just a bug?

Greetz
Berghutze

[frank]

PgcEdit uses a CLI to submit the LB sector number used by ImgBurn. No need of copying to clipboard anymore.

[Berghutze]

Thanx for the answer. But I don't get it. after the image is done, ImgBurn starts and if I check the user settings for layer break I don't see the right sector. Do you mean there is a command given via cli that overrides this value?

Greetz
Berghutze

[frank]

Yes, and it works very properly.

You must integrate ImgBurn into PgcEdit in the Burn DVD Setup.
And as the comment says you need ImgBurn version 1.1 or higher!

And mkisofs.exe from ImgTools Classic 0.91.5 (I used).

Let PgcEdit do the whole burning job, don't start manually ImgBurn to burn the image!

[r0lZ]

When DVD Decrypter is used, the LB is either passed via the registry, or manually by the user. In both cases, it is displayed in the DVDD setups.
When ImgBurn is used, the LB is passed via CLI, and is used only for the current burn. It is therefore not visible in the setups. You may set it manually if you start the burn manually, but it's normally not needed, because ImgBurn is smart enough to inspect the IFOs, and retrieve the right sector number. If per chance, there are several cells suitable for the layer break, and the ISO is loaded manually, ImgBurn will open his own interface to let you select the right cell (but here, you will have no preview, and many less cells than in PgcEdit, but the original cell you have selected in PgcEdit should be available.)

[Video Dude]

There is a newer version of mkisofs in ImgTools Classic 0.91.6 and 0.91.7.
Is the newer version safe to use with PGCEdit?

[r0lZ]

Probably, yes, though I've not tested it.
Will download it now. Thanks for the info!

[blutach]

I've used it and it is 100% safe.

Regards

[r0lZ]

Thanks blu! And welcome back after your little (business :D) trip.

[blutach]

I swear it was business! 3days, 50 hours work!!!

grrr @cynthia

But thanks! :)

Regards