Download ImgBurn 2.3.2.0

A case of ‘oops’ has ensured that just a few days after the release of version 2.3.1.0 of ImgBurn, another successor is ready for you. Not only can CD and DVD images be burned with this program, it is also possible to compile your own data discs. Furthermore, booktype and bitsetting can also be set, rewritable discs can be emptied and it can help determine the so-called breakpoint of a dual-layer DVD. The changelog for this release shows the following changes:

Added:

• Support for Lite-On drives to the ‘Auto Change Book Type’ feature.
• Loading an IBB via CLI no longer requires a path. It’ll use the current working directory if one isn’t specified, making it a bit more portable.
• ‘/OUTPUT’ as an alternative to ‘/BUILDMODE’ for a command line argument.

Added/Changed:

• If Build mode detects the file ‘I386\NTLDR’, it will automatically enable the ISO9660/disable the Joliet options of adding versions numbers to file names.

changed:

• None of the build mode ‘text’ options will be changed if an IBB doesn’t actually specify a value for that field.

Changed/Fixed:

• Disabled ‘Auto Calculate’ whilst adding files / folders to the source list from an IBB file specified via the CLI.

Fixed:

• Incorrect signature matching (due to new FAT16/FAT32 file system detection code) on some images made them look odd sizes and have weird sector modes/sizes.
• Drag + Drop of a folder containing an .ISO and a .MDS file (of the same name*) should have been filtering out the ISO and just adding the MDS.
• The ‘Remove All’ button in the ‘Write Queue’ window wasn’t being enabled when it should have been.

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