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dialysis1
2nd July 2006, 21:02
I just want to say that this version is running smooth for me. Just wish I could find that option for the 32k padding. Other than that it's fine.
^JazzMan^
2nd July 2006, 21:11
http://forum.doom9.org/showthread.php?p=841972#post841972

cheers :)
dialysis1
2nd July 2006, 21:15
So you're saying that all I have to do is enter "Enable_32K_Padding=1" in the ini file? Duh! Why didn't I see that before? I read that post. It was right in front of me.

Thanks Jazzman!
jdobbs
2nd July 2006, 22:47
Just a warning, though, there are some packages that don't know what to do with 32k padding when they see it. That's why its a hidden option.
dialysis1
2nd July 2006, 22:47
Understood.
linx05
3rd July 2006, 03:38
Is that for when the DVD files are being made? Or turned into an ISO?
jdobbs
3rd July 2006, 11:54
When they are made. The IFO files contain sector offsets -- they have to point to the correct sector. But it is only done if "Output to ISO File" is checked -- and then ONLY if the 32k spacing is needed.

If you are burning with a package that isn't using the ISO you should leave ENABLE_32K_PADDING off and let the appropriate package make any necessary padding adjustments.
linx05
3rd July 2006, 14:39
Ah thanks for that jdobbs. I always let PGCedit to do that for me anyway. Was good to know.
^JazzMan^
3rd July 2006, 15:58
If, say I wanna make a copy of an already authored DVD which is burned with ImgBurn, 32k padding was enabled, would burning with Nero consider 'safe' ? Since Nero makes disc image before burning it(except when doing On The Fly copying), how would it treat the 32k gaps?

Cheers
linx05
3rd July 2006, 16:08
From what I know unless you change something (vob blank something etc) it will remain safe. But why use Nero when you can use PGCedit to create the ISO, set the 32k padding and then burn it with ImgBurn.
jdobbs
3rd July 2006, 16:10
If, say I wanna make a copy of an already authored DVD which is burned with ImgBurn, 32k padding was enabled, would burning with Nero consider 'safe' ? Since Nero makes disc image before burning it(except when doing On The Fly copying), how would it treat the 32k gaps?I can't see why that would be a problem. Once the data is on a disc it is just like any other DVD. I'm, of course, assuming that Nero knows how to handle gaps in a source disc.