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TomBrooklyn
21st June 2006, 12:40
I'm using DVD Shrink w/ option to automatically go to ImgBrn and burn the ISO.
ImgBrn is opening after Shrink completes but is not making the burn. I have to click on it to start it.
Isn't it supposed to make the burn without further user input?
Any ideas why it might not be doing so?
I was using the last version. I think it was 1.2. I just upgraded to the new version, I think it's 1.3. I haven't tried it with 1.3 yet.
TomBrooklyn
21st June 2006, 13:25
Hmm, I just tried to burn a dvd twice with ImgBrn 1.3.0.0 straight from Shrink and not only did it not autoburn, I can't manually start it. I checked the version of ImgBrn and it was 1.2.0.0. That's weird because I just downloaded 1.3 earlier. I closed it and reopened ImgBrn from my desktop icon and 1.3.0.0 opened.
It still won't burn the Shrinked ISO. It says Disk not empty.
This ISO differs from one I made and burned successfully last night in that I changed the Extras from Custom Ratio with maximum compression to Still Images and I changed from default Sharp to Max Sharpness.
Also, when I reran Shrink on the rip (which had been previously run through VobBlanker and MenuShrink) with the Still Pictures and Max Sharpness, Shrink encoded it but did not do a Deep Analysis. Is that normal? I thought it was going to reanalyse it.
TomBrooklyn
21st June 2006, 13:32
Next step: I erased the disk with Roxio 6 Disk Creator. It incorrectly said the disk was already blank but I ran Quick Erase on it anyway. It was done in a few seconds.
ImgBrn is working on the ISO now. Will see how it comes out pretty shortly.
blutach
22nd June 2006, 06:11
Tom, I've always had to click on the green button to make it work, but I never burn from DVD Shrink and could be mistaken.
And as you have found out, you need to do a format before ImgBurn (www.imgburn.com) will write on an RW. ImgBurn has its own formatting routines in its Tools menu.
Regards
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