Download ImgBurn 2.3.1.0

Lightning UK released version 2.3.1.0 of ImgBurn yesterday. This program is very similar in appearance to DVD Decrypter and that is not surprising, because it is from the same maker. Unfortunately, there are not only similarities, but also differences. Because it is no longer possible to rip DVDs. Under pressure from an unnamed company, he removed the copy protection bypass. What remains is a program that can burn CDs and DVDs. Also booktype and bitsetting can 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:

• ‘Reset Settings’ feature to the ‘Options’ tab in ‘Build’ mode.
• ‘Read’ support for discs (DVDRAM etc) formatted with the FAT16/32 file system.

changed:

• Optimized the file system parsing code.
• Set default write buffer size to 40MB for people with 1GB of RAM or more (actually set at 980MB rather than 1GB this time).
• Set default path for IBG files to [APPDATA]\ImgBurn\IBG Files.
• Set default path for LOG files to [APPDATA]\ImgBurn\Log Files.
• The little ‘DVDInfoPro’ icon to the latest one – as taken from the program’s exe.
• Upgraded to NSIS v2.25.
• Some internal workings of the ‘Check For Program Updates’ code.

Fixed:

• Access Violation error when doing an ‘on the fly’ DL burn in Build mode.
• DVDRAM discs formatted with FAT32 were always seen as ’empty’ and so no ‘overwrite’ prompt was displayed if you tried to write to them.
• Old drives that don’t report the track mode correctly in the TOC could then read normal Mode1/2048 discs to a Mode1/2352 image.
• Problem using numeric keypad to enter a custom number for ‘sectors’ in Discovery mode.
• The layer break preview application wasn’t working correctly under win 9x (Problems in the CreateProcess/ShellExecute wrappers).
• The stars in the ‘Select/Create Layer Break Position’ window’s list showed some odd graphics corruption under Win9x.
• UDF file system parsing code could get stuck in a loop.

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