The ImgBurn Settings

The ImgBurn Settings
This guide will explain the various registry settings, that can be changed by the user. The 'Settings' window is found in this location Main Menu -> Tools -> Settings...
The Tabs
General Read Build Write Verify Graph Data I/O Device S unds !vents Registry "ile # cati ns
Default Settings
The default setting is showed in blue in this guide. In ost cases you will not need to change any of the default settings. The progra is already opti i!ed for the nor al end-user. If you have changed any settings and want to use the default ones instead, si ply press the '"estore #efaults' button. The progra will as$ you if you really want to reset the settings.
$es %our changes will be reverted bac$ to default values.
% &nly the current tab will be reverted bac$ to default settings. &ancel 'ill leave the settings as they are and abort the pop-up window
General Settings
Opti ns
'inimi(e T System Tray 'hen enabling this option, I g(urn will ini i!e itself as an icon to the syste tray. )The syste tray is where your *+ cloc$ is located.,
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If you want to bring the I g(urn window bac$up, you would double clic$ the -+#- loo$ing icon. .lternatively, you could right clic$ on the -+#loo$ing icon and then left clic$ on -"estore I g(urn-.
The default setting is '#isabled'. .

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Syncr nise Build / Write / Disc very Opti ns . change of the settings ''rite Speed, '+opies', 'Test Mode' and '/erify' in one of the 'Modes' user inter face, will auto atically change the sa e setting)s, in the other two 'Modes' for you. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +revent Screen Saver "r m Starting 1or those who don't want any +*2 to be wasted during a burn.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . +revent !ntering Stand By 'hen this option is enabled, I g(urn will atte pt to stop the co puter fro going into standby whilst it's burning. The default setting is '0nabled'. . D n-t Sh ) Status Bar 'essages If enabled you will not see the status bar essages that shows up in the lower left corner in the '03-Mode *ic$er' window. The standard essages contains funny 4uotes fro ovies and T/ shows. (y creating a plain text file with the na e 'Status(arMessages.txt' in the I g(urn progra folder, it's possible to create your own co pilation of status bar essages to be used instead of the default ones. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Sh ) -Shutd )n- Wind ) 'ill display your shut down option after the action has co pleted. The default setting is '0nabled'. . Shutd )n .cti n %ou can select the shutdown option here, that you want to be carried out after that I g(urn has finished it's tas$s. The different odes are the sa e as in 'indows. (oth of the options 'Shut #own' and '*ower &ff' will perfor the sa e tas$. &ne uses the '0'56S72T#&'8' flag while the other uses the '0'56*&'0"&11' flag. So e essed up achines 9ust don't wor$ with one but will with the other. . % ne # g Off Restart Shut D )n + )er Off Stand By /ibernate

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%ever " rce Shutd )n .cti n If enabled, the shutdown action will not ta$e place if there are still other progra s running. If disabled, this option will shut down your co puter in any situation. The default setting is '#isabled'.
#anguage
%ou can have the user interface in your own native language by selecting it here. If the desired language file is not already installed in your co puter, you need to do this first fro the I g(urn #ownload *age. These files needs to be extracted to a ':anguages' folder wherever I g(urn is installed. )i.e. +;<*rogra 1iles<I g(urn<:anguages, The default setting is '0nglish 2nited =ingdo '. .
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.llows you to decide if '(i#iMode' )(i-#irectional support for fonts, is to be set to ':eft To "ight' or '"ight To :eft'. (i-directional text is text containing text in both text directionalities, both right-toleft )"T:, and left-to-right ):T",. So e writing syste s of the world, notably the .rabic )including variants such as 8asta'li4,, *ersian and 7ebrew scripts, are written in a for $nown as right-to-left )"T:,, in which writing begins at the righthand side of a page and concludes at the left-hand side. This is different fro the left-to-right ):T", direction used by ost languages in the world. 'hen :T" text is ixed with "T: in the sa e paragraph, each type of text should be written in its own direction, which is $nown as bi-directional text. The default setting is ':eft To "ight'. .
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Set G0I " nt %ou can here select the desired font to be used by the progra 's >2I )>raphical 2ser Interface,.
If you want to change the default >2I font, then first enable the option 'Set >2I 1ont' and then use the folder browser button to activate the '+hoose 1ont' window.
Segoe 2I )pronounced -S00-go-, is the 'indows syste font. 'hen the >2I font is set to 'Segoe 2I', the progra uses si!e ? rather than si!e @ as the default character si!e. The default setting is '#isabled' and 'Segoe 2I'.
Display Warnings
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D n-t 0pdate I"O/B0+ "iles 'arns you when chec$ing the '#on't update I1&A(2* files' box in the layer brea$ dialog window in the '(uild Mode'.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Images Still 1ueued *ro pts to save the Bueue when you exit the progra one i age in the 4ueue. if there is ore than
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Interfering +r grams . chec$ for '.ny#/#', '#/#CD' and '#/# "egionE+SS 1ree' - as they could potentially odify data when it's being verified - resulting in a 'Mis co pare' error.
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It also chec$s if the driver sptd.sys fro #uplex Secure :td is present in the syste . This driver is used by #ea on Tools and .lcohol FGHI. This driver can slow down IA& and basically li it the top speed of your drive when readingAverifying )for so e drives on so e achines,.
1or people that 9ust want a basic virtual drive, /irtual +lone#rive is a better alternative. 0ven if you have uninstalled #ae on Tools andAor .lcohol FGHI the driver ight still be present in your syste and in such case you need to uninstall it through the 'S*T# setup file'.
W 00:00:00 Du le# $ecure's $%&D !river can have a !etrimental effect on !rive erformance'
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#ayer Brea2 On DVD3R D# 'hen burning #/#-" #: supportedAbeing used. edia and :ayer Ju p "ecording is not
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'a4imum "ile Si(e 'ith this option you can decide if you want the 1.TDG C>( warning in the log should show up or not. If enabled you will see a warning in the log file.
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Overburning 'arns if the i age is larger than the default disc si!e.
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+r tected Disc I g(urn can not read fro protected sources.
Seamless #ayer Brea2 'arns you when chec$ing the 'Sea less' box in the layer brea$ dialog window.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Select 'DS "ile % t ISO This will tell you to select the M#S file rather than the IS& file when you select an IS& file for burning and its M#S file exists.
In ost cases you should select the .IS& file when you want to burn the i age. In so e cases there is the need to select the .M#S file instead; . $ ur hard dis2 is n t %T"S f rmatted .s 'indows ?@ and so e other older 'indows versions are based on the 1.T DG file syste )and a lot of people still use this even under 'indows 5*, which cannot handle files larger than C >( and IS& files containing ovie data usually are larger than C >(, the created IS& is split on such syste s into a ulti part or seg ented IS& which consists of several F >( files with an enu erated extension li$e .iHF, .iHG and a . ds file of a few bytes which holds
info on the parts. . $ u are g ing t burn t a D# disc M#S is 9ust a file that is generated along with the IS& file when a$ing a F;F copy or creating an IS& file on your hard drive. It 9ust basically tells your burner where to put the layer brea$ for dual layer burning.

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Test ' de This will allow you to configure if the progra should tell you that you have the Test Mode enabled when you write to a disc.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . 0nderburning This will allow you to configure if the progra should tell you that you can burn to a single layer disc and don't need to use the double layer disc in the drive.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Write ' de % t Build ' de If you select an i age file in the i port file dialog in the '(uild Mode'.
The default setting is '0nabled'.
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.ll cate "iles On &reati n 1iles created in '"eadA(uild Mode' will be preallocated. This cuts down on frag entation.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . &alculate 'D5 /ash Values +alculates M#K values for builds and i ages and displays the in the log.
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& mpare 'D5 /ash Values &nly selectable if you also have enabled the option '+alculate M#K 7ash /alues'. If it it's enabled, I g(urn will warn the user when the M#K of a disc A i age do not atch after a /erify operation. The default setting is '#isabled'.
D n-t .nalyse &D3D. Ready W.V "iles &ption to stop the progra fro analysing )doing the du y decode pass on, +#-#. ready './ files in the '+reate +20' file function. The default setting is '0nabled'. . &reate &0! 3 +reserve "ull +athnames *reserve the full path of the files when creating the +20 file. . cue sheet, or cue file, is a eta data file which describes how the trac$s of a +# or #/# are laid out. +ue sheets are stored as plain text files and co only have a -.cue- filena e extension. 1or an audio +#, a cue sheet specifies titles and perfor ers for the disc and its trac$s as well as the na es of one or ore audio files to be used. +ue sheets are also used for any types of +#'s in con9unction with an i age file. The i age file generally has a -.bin- extension. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &reate &0! 3 Save .s .%SI "ile If enabled, the +20 file will be saved as an .8SI file, instead of an 2nicode file.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . &reate 'D5 3 +reserve "ull +athnames *reserve the full path of the files when creating the M#S file which acco panies an IS&. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &reate 'DS 3 Save .s .nsi "ile 'hen this option is enabled, support for writing 2nicode na es into M#S files is enabled. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +arse "ile System Time ut The allowed ti e to parse the file syste "anges fro FH seconds to K inutes. during read and verify operations.
The default setting is '0nabled' and 'DH Seconds'.
#ayer Brea2
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&hec2 -D n-t update I"O/B0+ files'ill auto atically chec$ this setting in the '+reate :ayer (rea$ *osition' dialog window. It is used ainly if you have set or unset the non-sea less flag in a particular cell and want it $ept that way. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -Seamless'ill auto atically chec$ the sea less layer brea$ option in the '+reate :ayer (rea$ *osition' dialog window. &nly use this if you are sure that your player accepts sea less playbac$ across the layer brea$ ) ost odern players do,. .lso if this setting is enabled, I g(urn no longer tells the previewer to insert a F second pause between cells.
The default setting is '#isabled'.
ImgBurn+revie) Opti ns
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ImgBurn+revie) "ile %ame The preview is used to display conveniently what the video loo$s li$e at your selected layer brea$ position on dual layer builds. If you wish to use an alternative #/#G./I i ple entation, enter its 050 here. The default setting is '+;<*rogra . Sh ) Inf rmati n 1iles<I g(urn<I g(urn*review.exe'.
Ma$es the I g(urn*review progra to show the infor ation window auto atically when the preview function is launched.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . Sh ) Real Si(e 67879
Starts the I g(urn*review window in full si!e, instead of the default s all si!e. The default setting is '#isabled'. . D n-t !nable S und 8or ally the sound in the ':ayer (rea$ *osition' preview window will be turned on by selecting the first audio strea in the title do ain. &n so e syste s this ight cause playbac$ proble s. (y enabling this option, the default sound setting will be set to 'Silent' in the drop down box in the ':ayer (rea$ *osition' preview window. The default setting is '#isabled'. . D n-t #imit "rames +er Sec nd This option will a$e the playbac$ in the preview window go faster than a nor al Fx speed playbac$ )GK fra es per second,. The actual speed, if this setting is enabled, depends on your co puters hardware. The default setting is '#isabled'. . D n-t 0se DirectDra) Overlays #irect draw overlays use the very low level overlay buffer, which is faster than the usual way of displaying video to the screen. uch
If your video card does not support the #irect#raw overlay function or you run the progra under :inux's 'ine, it can be disabled with this setting. &n so e syste s the preview ay actually be faster if this option is disabled. The default setting is '#isabled'.
Reset ImgBurn Statistics

Sets the value to !ero in the 'I g(urn Statistics' window.
Read Settings
Opti ns
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"ile Splitting This setting tells I g(urn how to set the output file si!e of i age files. The setting is re4uired because so e operating syste s )such as 'indows ?xAMe, have file si!e li its )a single file cannot be over C >( in si!e,. Setting it to -.uto- will do the 9ob in ost cases, and I g(urn will split your IS& files based on the file si!e li its of your &S. . .uto LKH M( MHH M( M@H M( @FH M( @MH M( @?H M( F >( G >( C >( C.DM >( C.C >( C.CK >( C.K >( C.KK >( C.L >( C.LK >( C.M >( M.?K >( GD.D >( CL.L >( 8one
Disc &apacity #/#E"' always show the selves as being the full C.DM >( in si!e, because of the for atting process.
Disc This option will cause '"ead Mode' to read that full C.DM >(, even if only FHH M( was written on the disc. .
"ile System This option will atte pt '"ead Mode' to find out how any sectors of "0.: data that are actually on the disc )by loo$ing at varioius fields in the file syste , and that a ount will be read instead.
&reate Image #ay ut "ile I age :ayout 1iles are optional edia descriptor files thta can be generated when creating a disc i age fro a +# or #/#. The purpose is ainly to hold infor ation about the i age file, such as the position of the layer brea$s or layer breach bit and if the i age file is split into several s aller files due to file si!e li itations of older dis$ file syste s, to hold the infor ation of those files that's a$ing up the i age file. Several progra s use this I age :ayout 1ile to be able to i age file in a correct way. .
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.ut I g(urn will create the selected I age :ayout 1iles, that have been selected in the 'I age :ayout 1ile 1or at' option, only when it's appropriate. The M#S file will be created if; . 1ile splitting has been used and there's ore than F file that goes to a$e up the co plete IS&, hence M#S is needed to piece it bac$ together. The IS& is a double layer i age that, hence M#S is needed to tell I g(urn where it is )without I g(urn needing to search for it again,. The IS& is under F>( in si!e, hence the M#S is needed so that #.0M&8 Tools etc will switch to '#/#' ode rather than being in '+#' ode.
$es .lways creates the selected I age :ayout 1iles, that have been selected in the 'I age :ayout 1ile 1or at' option. .
% &nly creates a M#S file for 1.T DG file syste s when the i age file is splitted into several F >( files. Image #ay ut "ile " rmat 'ith these options you can select the various i age layout file for ats you want to be generated when creating a disc i age fro a +#, #/#, (lu-ray or 7#-#/#. .
&&D The .++# )+lone+# +ontrol, file is si ply an .S+II text file that holds infor ation about the i age file. 'ith the help of this file you can ount .udio +#'s onto virtual +# drives with progra s li$e /irtual +lone #rive or #ae on Tools. The i age data file needs to be na ed N.IM>, as that's what /irtual +lone #river loo$s for. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &0! . .+20 file )cue sheet, is a plain text file containing co ands with one or ore para eters. These co ands describe the data as a whole as well as individual trac$s are laid out of a +# or #/#. The default setting is '#isabled'. . DVD The .#/# file basically contains this infor ation;
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In the past the .#/# file was needed for ounting 7#-#/#s and (#s when using /irtual +lone #rive. The file contained the MediaType of the IS& i age and told /irtual +lone #rive what type of i age it
was ounting. "ecent versions of /irtual +lone #rive now detects the 2#1 directly fro the IS& i age so the .#/# file is no longer necessary. The default setting is '#isabled'. .
'DS M#S is 9ust a file that is generated along with the IS& file when a$ing a F;F copy or creating an IS& file on your hard drive. The M#S file contains etadata about the original edia, specifically the position of the layer brea$ and is needed to tell your burner where to put the layer brea$ for dual layer burning. The for at is a binary file with the -M0#I. #0S+"I*T&"- appearing in the beginning of the file. .s 'indows ?KA?@AMe and so e other older 'indows versions are based on the 1.T DG file syste )and a lot of people still use this even under 'indows 5*A/ista, which cannot handle files larger than C >( and IS& files containing ovie data usually are larger than C >(, the created IS& is split on such syste s into a ulti part or seg ented IS& which consists of several F >( files with an enu erated extension li$e .iHF, .iHG and a . ds file of a few bytes which holds info on the parts. The default setting is '0nabled'.
.udi &D 3 Default T W.V "ile .llows you to save an .udio +# as a +20A'./ )instead of +20A(I8,. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &reate 'D5 "ile This setting is only available if you also have enabled the '+alculate M#K 7ash /alues' in the Settings '>eneral' tab. It will create a text file with the sa e na e as your i age and add the extension '. dK'.
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&hec2 -&l se +r gramThis will pre-chec$ this option in the '"ead Mode' window. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -Shutd )n & mputerThis will pre-chec$ this option in the '"ead Mode' window. The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ut -!4p rt Graph Data#ata captured during the read )read speed, buffer levels etc, can be displayed A analysed using either (urn*lot, #/#Info*ro or &pti #rive +ontrol. The default setting is '0nabled'. . !nable SpeedRead DVD 6+le4t r9 Speed"ead allows the user to change the reading of #/# edia up to the axi u speed of the drive. #iscs that ay be da aged due to ishandling or i proper use ay shatter due to the higher rotational forces reached at the axi u read speed of the drive. The drive's axi u read speed is therefore li ited as a safety function. 'hen you enable the Speed"ead #/# option the drive will read #/# /ideo discs at axi u speed. *lextor reco ends exa ining each disc before enabling this function. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +r cess +ri rity In a ulti-tas$ing syste li$e 'indows, it is necessary to assign different priorities to different tas$s. (y assigning a higher priority to ore i portant tas$s such as +#A#/# writing software, 'indows ensures that critical tas$s
do not get interrupted by less i portant bac$ground tas$s, li$e virus scanners or printer spoolers. %ou can choose one of the following priorities; '"ealti e', '7igh', '.bove 8or al', '8or al', '(elow 8or al', or 'Idle'. The lower the priority is, the lower percentage of +*2 ti e will be delegated to this tas$. 8ote that depending on the process and your ad inistrative rights to your achine, you ay not be able to change a particular process's priority. The default setting is '8or al'.
Default Destinati n
This option allows you to select where you want I g(urn to save the output file)s,. . o % ne I g(urn don't suggest a saving place or a file na e. %ou have to select it anually. . Generated .ut matically I g(urn will use the hard dis$ with the largest free space to read the +#A#/# to. It will also generate a new na e for the output file using the na e of the #/#, i.e. 8.M0.iso. 1or +#'s and if the source is recorded using 'Mode F' )GHC@ bytes per sector, an IS& will be created and for 'Mode G' )GDKG bytes per sector, it will be in a (I8A+20 setup. 'hen calculating the auto atic destination path, I g(urn chec$s that the user has per ission to write to the folder. .s it nor ally goes to the root folder of the drive, this fails under 'indows /ista when running as a '8or al' user. 8ow it will realise that and point to the 'My #ocu ents' folder instead. . ' st Recently 0sed It will use the latest place you saved to. . &ust m .lways defaults to the specified destination - regardless of any anual changes you have ade via the '(rowse' button. The destination specified here is &8:% used if it is set on '+usto '. It is nothing to do with auto atic.
Read !rr rs
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S ft)are Retries %ou can set how any ti es a failed read operation is retried until I g(urn gives up. The higher the value you select there the ore I g(urn will try to read a sector before giving up. It can be set to a digit between H and GH. The default setting is 'GH'. . /ard)are Retries This is for the drive itself, not the progra . 8ot all drives support setting the nu ber of retries they perfor on an error. The drive perfor s 5 'hardware retries' for % 'software retries' ade by the progra . So in total retries O 5 N %. It can be set to a digit between H and GH. The default setting is '#isabled' and 'G'. . Ign re Read !rr rs This will result in I g(urn 9ust s$ipping sectors it can't read. The default setting is '#isabled'.
+reGap Opti ns
This is for the '+reate +# +20' odule.
The *re>ap on an .udio +# is the portion of the audio trac$ that precedes -index HF- for a given trac$ in the table of contents )T&+,. . o Detecti n 'eth d &ption where you can configure the *re>ap detection co 7 : Read &D ; : Read Sub&hannel < : Read &DD. and order.
The default setting is 'F-G-D'. .

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+reGap Snapping
>aps will snap to the nearest second ) ultiple of MK fra es, if within the specified range. )i.e. F second, MG fra es will snap to G seconds,. It can be turned off by setting the value to H. This option only applies when reading a disc, not writing one. The default setting is 'K 1ra es'.
Disc #ay ut 'eth d

.n option that allows the user to override which infor ation that should be used to create the progra 's internal disc layout info. This is used at any ti e the progra loo$s at what's on a disc and has to use that info in read ode and verify ode. F O Table of +ontents )T&+, G O #iscATrac$ Infor ation D O #isc +apacity )(asic single sessionAtrac$P, The above infor ation can be found in the right part of the "ead when a disc has been loaded. (uggy fir ware on certain drives ay benefit fro rather than the now default #iscATrac$ Info. . o &D The default setting is 'F-G-D'. . DVD The default setting is 'G-F-D'. . /D DVD The default setting is 'G-F-D'. . Blu3ray The default setting is 'G-F-D'. ode window edia
using T&+ info for #/#
Build Settings
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"ile Splitting This setting tells I g(urn how to set the output file si!e of i age files. The setting is re4uired because so e operating syste s )such as 'indows ?xAMe, have file si!e li its )a single file cannot be over C >( in si!e,. Setting it to -.uto- will do the 9ob in ost cases, and I g(urn will split your IS& files based on the file si!e li its of your &S. .
.uto LKH M( MHH M( M@H M( @FH M( @MH M( @?H M( F >( G >( C >( C.DM >( C.C >( C.CK >( C.K >( C.KK >( C.L >( C.LK >( C.M >( M.?K >( GD.D >( CL.L >( 8one
&reate Image #ay ut "ile I age :ayout 1iles are optional edia descriptor files thta can be generated when creating a disc i age fro a +# or #/#. The purpose is ainly to hold infor ation about the i age file, such as the position of the layer brea$s or layer breach bit and if the i age file is split into several s aller files due to file si!e li itations of older dis$ file syste s, to hold the infor ation of those files that's a$ing up the i age file. Several progra s use this I age :ayout 1ile to be able to i age file in a correct way. .
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.ut I g(urn will create the selected I age :ayout 1iles, that have been selected in the 'I age :ayout 1ile 1or at' option, only when it's appropriate. The M#S file will be created if; .
1ile splitting has been used and there's ore than F file that goes to a$e up the co plete IS&, hence M#S is needed to piece it bac$ together. The IS& is a double layer i age that, hence M#S is needed to tell I g(urn where it is )without I g(urn needing to search for it again,. The IS& is under F>( in si!e, hence the M#S is needed so that #.0M&8 Tools etc will switch to '#/#' ode rather than being in '+#' ode.
$es .lways creates the selected I age :ayout 1iles, that have been selected in the 'I age :ayout 1ile 1or at' option. . % &nly creates a M#S file for 1.T DG file syste s when the i age file is splitted into several F >( files. . Image #ay ut "ile " rmat 'ith these options you can select the various i age layout file for ats you want to be generated when creating a disc i age fro a +#, #/#, (lu-ray or 7#-#/#. .
&0! . .+20 file )cue sheet, is a plain text file containing co ands with one or ore para eters. These co ands describe the data as a whole as well as individual trac$s are laid out of a +# or #/#. The default setting is '0nabled'. . DVD The .#/# file basically contains this infor ation;
6e!ia&y e<=DVD>BD>BD+>BD+?>'''@ ,ayerBrea)<;:;4:00 =/ile Aame@'iso
In the past the .#/# file was needed for ounting 7#-#/#s and (#s when using /irtual +lone#rive. The file contained the MediaType of the IS& i age and told /irtual +lone#rive what type of i age it was ounting. "ecent versions of /irtual +lone#rive now detects the 2#1 directly fro the IS& i age so the .#/# file is no longer necessary. The default setting is '#isabled'. .
'DS M#S is 9ust a file that is generated along with the IS& file when a$ing a F;F copy or creating an IS& file on your hard drive. The M#S file contains etadata about the original edia, specifically the position of the layer brea$ and is needed to tell your burner where to put the layer brea$ for dual layer burning. The for at is a binary file with the -M0#I. #0S+"I*T&"- appearing in the beginning of the file. .s 'indows ?KA?@AMe and so e other older 'indows versions are based on the 1.T DG file syste )and a lot of people still use this even under 'indows 5*A/ista, which cannot handle files larger than C >( and IS& files containing ovie data usually are larger than C >(, the created IS& is split on such syste s into a ulti part or seg ented IS& which consists of several F >( files with an enu erated extension li$e .iHF, .iHG and a . ds file of a few bytes which holds info on the parts. The default setting is '0nabled'.
&reate 'D5 "ile This setting is only available if you also have enabled the '+alculate M#K 7ash /alues' in the Settings '>eneral' tab. It will create a text file with the sa e na e as your i age and add the extension '. dK'.
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&hec2 -&l se +r gramThis will pre-chec$ this option in the '(uild Mode' window. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -Shutd )n & mputerThis will pre-chec$ this option in the '(uild Mode' window. The default setting is '#isabled'.
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" lder & ntent # cati n This option is only for people adding #/# "&M content to their #/# /ideo disc. If you're burning non #/# /ideo data too, as adding #/# "&M content to the #/# /ideo disc, you can set where you want the #/# /ideo data )/I#0&6TS folder, to be positioned. 0ither at the start, ixed in or at the end. It defaults to ixed in. This option was ainly added for people doing #: builds whereby the location of the folders could actually have an effect on which layer brea$ positions were ade available to the . &therwise it doesn't a$e a difference. . #/# player would 9ust parse the 2#1 file syste , loo$ for the /I#0&6TS folder and then for the /I#0&6TS.I1& file. )well, going by the specs anywayP, So it really doesn't atter where it's positioned on the disc, so long as the files within it are properly positioned. )i.e. the ordering - I1& -> /&( ->
(2*, and the :(. sector pointers A offsets etc,. . Start *ositions the /I#0&6TS folder at the start of the disc. . 'i4ed *ositions the various filesAfolders in alphabetical order with the folders first. . !nd *ositions the /I#0&6TS folder at the end of the disc.
&reate .0DIO=TS " lder If you loo$ at the files on a #/#, you will notice that ost #/#s have both a /I#0&6TS and an .2#I&6TS folder, but the .2#I&6TS folder is usually e pty. #/# .udio would be stored in an .2#I&6TS folder but is a separate for at to #/#-/ideo. The .2#I&6TS folder isnQt needed on /ideo #/#Qs but so e really old #/# players re4uire one to be present. This option will ensure that there is always created an .2#I&6TS folder if it's not there fro the beginning. The default setting is '0nabled'. . "ilter " lder & ntent .ll filesAfolders inside the /I#0&6TS folder that is not a (2*, I1& or /&( file will not be included in the build. The default setting is '0nabled'. . "i4 VTS Sect rs 'hen your build includes #/# /ideo aterial, I g(urn does a chec$ on the included files and ight change so e ite s in the I1&A(2* files, to ensure that they are #/# co pliant. #uring this chec$ you can encounter error essages such as these;
? 00:00:00 /i# V&$ $ectors /aile!" * +eason: (oul! not fin! VID?GF&$'I/G file'
? 00:00:00 /i# V&$ $ectors /aile!" +eason: VID?GF&$'I/G is not a vali! I/G file'
(y disabling this option, I g(urn will not do this chec$ and possible corrections in the I1&A(2* files and you will face the ris$ that you will end up with a non playable disc. The default setting is '0nabled'. .
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I"O/B0+ <;> +adding There can be gaps on a #/#. The ost notable ones are those used to ensure that no 0++ bloc$ contains any portion of an I1& file and its associated (2* file. &ften ti es, you will see co ercial #/#'s authored with tiny enu files of CH or KH $b, exactly for this purpose. Since 0++ bloc$s are FL sectors long )DG=,, the easiest way to acco plish this is to ensure that there are FL sectors between the end of the I1& and the start of the (2*. 'ith /I#0&6TS./&( or /TS6xx6H./&( files less that DG= )or absent, this eans using a gap. If an I1& is unreadable )e.g. a +"+ error in a sector,, the player loo$s for the (2*, which is stored on the dis$ right after the /&(s for the title set. 8ow suppose the /&('s for that title set are s all and the data is pac$ed in. There is a chance that the (2* occupies exactly the sa e bad bloc$ that the I1& did, a$ing the (2* useless and the dis$, dead in the water. 0ssentially, the basic proble is that without the proper spacing, a single +"+ error that would nor ally only affect one of the two files will affect both, rendering both useless. If proper spacing exists, it would ta$e at least two +"+ errors )one affecting each, to render both the I1& and (2* useless. +redit; blutach. The default setting is '0nabled'. . 0ppercase "ile/" lder %ames This option ensures that the .2#I&6TS, /I#0&6TS and J.+=0T6* folders are all upper case in all file syste s and that $nown files )i.e. I1&A(2*A/&(, are also upper case.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . V lume #abel 3 Read DVD Te4t Data If there is a for atted #/# Text #ata available, as part of the data in /M>6T5T#T6M> table in the /I#0&6TS.I1& file, I g(urn will use that string as the '/olu e :abel' 8a e. .lso, if the #/#-Text >eneral 8a e is not specified, the /olu e :abel will instead be derived fro the #/# folder na e. 1or exa ple, if your #/# files are in +;</ideos<My #/#</I#0&6TS, the /olu e :abel na e will be 'M%6#/#'. The default setting is '0nabled'.
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&reate &!RTI"I&.T! f lder The '+0"TI1I+.T0' folder is necessary for the disc to play bac$ correctly on so e devices and this setting will create such a folder on (lu-ray /ideo discs. The default setting is '0nabled'. . Reset & py +ermissi n Indicat r "lag This option will reset the +*I )+opy *er ission Indicator, flags within MGTS file pac$ets when you create an i ageAdisc in (uild ode. This was a re4uest fro so eone at a duplication plant to save the to ux two pro9ects - one with ..+S and one without. The default setting is '#isabled'. having
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Image Start #B. :ogical bloc$ addressing ):(., is a particularly si ple addressing sche eR bloc$s are located by an index, with the first bloc$ being :(.OH, the second :(.OF, and so on.
This setting allows you to specify the first :(. of the i age. It's ainly used on ga es to to push data to the outside part of the disc to a$e the reading faster during the ga ing. The default setting is 'H'. . Image 'inimum Sect rs Sets the ini u a ount of sectors that the i age should contain. ini u of LHH sectors
The trac$ is the s allest logical unit and a trac$ is a in length.
If the i age is S DHH sectors )LHH=AC seconds, in si!e I g(urn will use T.& instead, because that's the ini u si!e for an #.& trac$. The default setting is 'LHH'. . "ile System +adding .nything that's not divisible by FL )sectors, will be padded by the drive when you burn to #/#E edia. The default setting is 'H'. . Ign re -In 0se- "iles .llows you to ignore files that is in use by another process. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Include Reparse + int "iles The user can now decide if '"eparse *oint' )..=.. 'Junction', filesAfolders are included when scanning for filesAfolder to add to the co pilation. . "eparse *oint is a type of 8T1S file syste ob9ect )i ple ented in 'indows GHHH and later versions, that provides extended functionality to an 8T1S volu e. The ost notable exa ples of reparse points include 9unction point, volu e ount point and sy bolic lin$. Junction point )also called directory 9unction, and volu e ount point were introduced in 'indows GHHH. More recently, the sy bolic lin$s )for directory and for file, were introduced in 'indows /ista. The co on characteristic of these reparse points is that they store a reference path )called target, and behave as if they were the target ob9ect when accessed by ost application progra s.
In /ista and 'indows M, your old friend, '+;<#ocu ents and Settings' is not a regular directory. "ather, it exists as a 9unction point whose target is +;<2sers. Si ilarly, the '.ll 2sers' directory inside '<#ocu ents and Settings' is replaced by a directory-type Sy bolic :in$, '+;<*rogra #ata<' whose file attributes are usually ar$ed with the hidden and syste bits. These reparse points are presu ably provided for the bac$ward co patibility's sa$e. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Optimise Duplicate "iles I g(urn will loo$ for and opti ise duplicate files so that only one copy of that file actually exists in the i age or on the disc. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Gr up "iles By Direct ry #evel '(uild Mode' now groups files by an entire directory )including sub directories, rather than doing it by directory level. This option a$es it revert to doing it by directory level. The default setting is '#isabled'. . S rt "iles By S urce #ist Order If disabled the files will be sorted in alphabetical order on the i age. The default setting is '#isabled'. . # g % n & mpliant "ile/" lder %ames This will show you in the log file which filesAfolder na es that has been changedAtruncated due to the restrictions of the applied file syste .
W 00:00:00 I$GD880 /ile $ystem: 3 fol!erCfile names have been mo!ifie! !ue to your current settings' W 00:00:00 Holiet /ile $ystem: 3 fol!erCfile name has been mo!ifie! !ue to your current settings' W 00:00:00 5D/ /ile $ystem: 3 fol!erCfile name has been mo!ifie! !ue to your current settings'
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IS&?LLH only allows file na es in the @.D for at. #&S file na e for at. If enabled it gives you the full list of the files that have been odified.
W 00:00:00 I$GD880 /ile: '(:-0 very long file name't#t' *3 '0FV?+IF,'&J&' W 00:00:00 I$GD880 /ile: '(:-0lso a very long file name't#t' *3 '0,$GF0FV'&J&' W 00:00:00 I$GD880 /ile: '(:-Iet another long file name't#t' *3 'I?&F0AG&'&J&'
B liet Joliet only allows file na es shorter than LC characters. 'indows file na e for at. If enabled it gives you the full list of the files that have been odified.
W 00:00:00 Holiet /ile: '(:-0 very long file name *3 '0 shorter file name'
0D" 2#1 only allows file na es shorter than FG@ characters. If enabled it gives you the full list of the files that have been odified.
W 00:00:00 5D/ /ile: '(:-0 very long file name *3 '0 shorter file name'
# g S2ipped /idden "iles/" lders If you have the option 'Include 7idden 1iles' in the tab '&ptions' in the (uild Mode function disabled, I g(urn will add a note in the log about filesAfolders that are s$ipped due to this setting when you add hidden filesAfolders to your co pilation.
W 00:00:00 $)i e! Ki!!en /ile: /ilename'e#e

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# g S2ipped Reparse + int "iles/" lders If you have the option 'Include "eparse *oint 1iles' in the tab '&ptions' in the (uild Mode function disabled, I g(urn will add a note in the log about filesAfolders that are s$ipped due to this setting when you add reparse point filesAfolders to your co pilation.
W 00:00:00 $)i e! +e arse %oint /ile: /ilename't#t

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# g S2ipped System "iles/" lders If you have the option 'Include Syste 1iles' in the tab '&ptions' in the (uild Mode function disabled, I g(urn will add a note in the log about filesAfolders that are s$ipped due to this setting when you add syste filesAfolders to your co pilation.
W 00:00:00 $)i e! $ystem /ile: /ilename'sys

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/alt # gging .fter T
'any 'essages
The logging of s$ipped files and folders will stop after FHHH essages. If you want it to still log s$ipped files and folders, you can disable this setting. The default setting is '0nabled'. .
Br )se " r "ile 3 Dereference #in2s If this option is disabled and you browse for a file and pic$ a '.ln$' )'indows Shortcut 1ile,, it will add the .ln$ file )TF$, to the IS& i age. 0nabling this option and browsing and pic$ing the sa e .ln$ file, will add the file referenced by the lin$. 1or exa ple with this setting disabled, I gburn.ln$ will add the K?@ byte .ln$ file. 'ith the setting enabled, I gburn.ln$ puts the ?MHE$ .exe file in the i age. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Remember 'R0 Tab 'hen I g(urn starts in '(uild Mode' it will default to the last selected Infor ation tab that was used the last ti e you used one of those tabs. It will also re e ber the sub-tab in the case when the '.dvanced' tab was selected. The default setting is '#isabled'. . +r p sed Setting &hanges 3 0pdate G0I (y default, I g(urn will update the >raphical 2ser Interface )>2I, with any proposed setting changes it detects are re4uired when you're building a disc. The default setting is '0nabled'. . V lume #abel 3 .ut -$esIf you have the setting '#on't *ro pt /olu e :abel' disabled and you have not specified a /olu e :abel, I g(urn will create one for you and show you the result for you in a window. 'ith this setting you can allow I g(urn to auto atically press the '%es' button for you after x a ount of seconds if you ove the glider to your desired ti e. The default setting is '0nabled' and 'DH Seconds'.
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D n-t +r mpt R
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If you add a single folder you will not be as$ed to answer this window.
If you add ore than one folder )folder or file,, it's 8&T the root and so you're not given the pro pt. The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ns)er -$es.nswering '%es' will proceed with the i age building tas$. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ns)er -% .nswering '8o' will ta$e you bac$ to '(uild' The default setting is '#isabled'. ode.
D n-t +r mpt .0DIO=TS & ntent I g(urn will not as$ you to answer one of these windows
The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ns)er -$es.nswering '%es' will proceed with the i age building tas$. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ns)er -% .nswering '8o' will ta$e you bac$ to '(uild' The default setting is '#isabled'. ode.
D n-t +r mpt VID!O=TS & ntent I g(urn will not as$ you to answer one of these windows
.ns)er -$es.nswering '%es' will proceed with the i age building tas$. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ns)er -% .nswering '8o' will ta$e you bac$ to '(uild' The default setting is '#isabled'. ode.
D n-t +r mpt /DDVD=TS & ntent I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
D n-t +r mpt BD.V/BD'V & ntent I g(urn will not as$ you to answer one of these windows
D n-t +r mpt DVD .udi Settings I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
D n-t +r mpt DVD Vide Settings I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
D n-t +r mpt /D DVD Vide Settings I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
D n-t +r mpt BD Vide Settings I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
D n-t +r mpt Div* Vide Settings I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
#iv5, 5vi#... it's all the sa e thing. So far as the progra is concerned, it's any disc that has a N.avi or N.divx file on it in the root directory. This window is to help people )newbies, a$e discs that stand a decent chance of wor$ing on their standalone players. Most will not read the 2#1 file syste and the IS&?LLH one is li ited to @.D characters. So basically, I g(urn tells the user to switch to a file syste option that includes Joliet. The default setting is '#isabled'.
D n-t +r mpt OS Installati n Settings I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
D n-t +r mpt Image Details I g(urn will not as$ you to enter an '&=' in this window
The T/ Syste info is retrieved fro byte HxGHH )i.e. video attributes of /TS6/&('s, in the largest I1& file in your /I#0&6TS folder. The default setting is '#isabled'. . D n-t +r mpt V lume #abel I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window.
The default setting is '#isabled'. .ns)er -$es.nswering '%es' will proceed with the i age building tas$. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ns)er -% .nswering '8o' will ta$e you bac$ to '(uild' The default setting is '#isabled'. ode.
D n-t +r mpt Include -.DV=OBB- " lder I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
D n-t +r mpt Include -&!RTI"I&.T!- " lder I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window
Read Buffer Si(e

. buffer is a region of e ory which can be used to te porarily hold data. This buffer will be used to te porarily store the data that is being read fro the edia before it is being processed and then written to your hard dis$. The default setting is 'CH M('. .
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Disc #ay ut !dit r Wind ) 3 Stay On T p =eeps the #isc :ayout 0ditor window 'stay on top' of other windows while it's open. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Get Shell "ile Inf rmati n If this option is enabled, I g(urn will show the associated file type na e of the file types that have been added to the '#isc :ayout 0ditor' windows colu n 'Type', in the '.dvanced' (uild Mode. If you add a file with the extension 'T5T', it will show 'T5T 1ile' and if you add a file with the extension '050', it will show '.pplication'. If you disable this setting, I g(urn will only show the standard value '1ile' in the 'Type' colu n for all added files. The default setting is '0nabled'.
D n-t +r mpt %e) Disc

I g(urn will not as$ you to answer this window when you try to create an '0 pty #isc' in the '.dvanced' input ode window.
&lear S urce 'R0 #ist

*ressing this button will clear the files listed in the 'Most "ecently 2sed' list. They will not physically be re oved fro your hard dis$.
Write Settings
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Write ' de There are four ''rite Modes' in I g(urn. . .ut &D DVD /D DVD BD
The progra will ta$e a certain path through the various functions depending on the enabled ''rite Mode'. The '.uto' setting will auto detect the inserted edia type and use the appropriate ''rite Mode' for you. .
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Write Type There are four ethods of writing discs in I g(urn; Incre ental, Trac$-atonce )T.&,, Session-at-once )S.&, and #isc-at-once )#.&,. &n #/#A7# #/#A(lu-ray the only supported write types are Incre ental, S.&A#.& )and ':ayer Ju p' but that only applies to #/#-" #: and isn't supported by I g(urn because it's a waste of ti e,. #isc-at-once is used to write the edia in one continuous process. The laser is not turned off until all infor ation has been written to the edia. Sessionat-once )S.&, and #.& are basically the sa e thing. It's called S.& on +# and #.& on #/#A7# #/#A(lu-ray. If you select anything that's not supported it'll 9ust default to S.&A#.&. Selecting Incre ental for +#'s will defaults to S.&A#.& as it's not i ple ented for +#'s. . Incremental 2nli$e 'at once' recording, incre ental writing )or pac$et writing, is a recording ethod which allows data trac$s to be divided up into s all chun$s called pac$ets )typically LC =b - F Mb in si!e,. 0ach pac$et can then be written separately to the disc, with interruptions if necessary. (etween the writing of pac$ets, there are virtually no data rate constraints. This eans that writing can be interrupted for an unli ited a ount of ti e, which reduces the ris$ of buffer under runs when writing large a ounts of data to a #/#. . T.O 2sing Trac$-at-once )T.&, eans that after each trac$ is written, the writer drive turns its laser off and a$es any necessary align ent changes before continuing to the next trac$. 'hen writing an audio +#, Trac$-at-once can be good to use because it gives the writer drive and the source device a 4uic$ brea$ between trac$s. This allows the source device a chance to fill the buffer, or cache on the +#-'riter drive to better ensure that buffer
under runs are avoided, if possible. The two second gap between songs when playing bac$ an audio +# are the brea$s on the disc when the laser was turned off during writing. . S.O/D.O Session-at-once )S.&, and #isc-at-once )#.&,, as its na e i plies, is the process of writing an entire disc's worth of data in a single operation, and the disc is closed, without ever turning off the writing laser. There are a few reasons why S.&A#.& ay be used. The ain reason why S.&A#.& would be selected has to do with the aterial being written to the +#. Many audio perfor ances do not have silent brea$s between piecesR for exa ple, in live concerts the audience fills the gaps between songs. If the audio events to be recorded are eant to be played bac$ with no silent gaps between trac$s, S.&A#.& should be selected.
#in2 Si(e This setting specifies the nu ber of lin$ si!es available for the current and it ay be H, F, or FL for #/# edia. 1or .

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.pplies to :>, :ite-&n, 80+A&ptiarc and Sa sung drives. +ertain older #/# players, including #/# players in so e laptop co puters, will not load #/#-" or #/#E" dis$s at all because those for ats did not even exist when the player's fir ware was written. 7owever, by changing the bit setting on a #/#E" to #/#-"&M, those players should be able to load and play the #/#E". Sa sung )using the identifier 'TSSTcorp', and :> )using the identifier '7:#T-ST', drive owners will auto atically have all their E" AE"' AE" #:
edia changed to loo$ li$e a #/#-"&M disc via bit setting. )8ote; E"' bit setting isn't supported by the :> drives though,. 1or 80+ based drives with original fir ware only E" #: edia will be boo$ typed to '#/#-"&M'. 1or E"AE"' edia need first to flash the burner with a patched fir ware, that then allows for the boo$ type to be changed to #/#-"&M. %ou can read ore in the guide (oo$ type E"AE"' edia on 80+A&ptiarc drives. The boo$ type co ands are sent to the drive before each and every burn the progra a$es. &bviously 9ust for '*lus' for at edia - i.e. #/#E", #/#E"', #/#E" #:. 0ither the progra tells the drive to change the boo$ type to #/#-"&M or it doesn't and the drive will do whatever it had already been told to do by other progra s )or by I g(urn's '+hange (oo$ Type' screen,. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +erf rm O+& bef re Write *erfor ing &pti u *ower +alibration )&*+ , is a special techni4ue used in newer +#A#/# recordable drives to perfor a test write and read in an area inside of the lead-in, in order to deter ine the best laser power for recording and to ad9ust to each recordable disc, which ay vary slightly fro different anufacturers, or for other reasons. The default setting is '#isabled'. . DVDCR Reserve Trac2 This setting a$es I g(urn send the '"eserve Trac$' co and to the drive before it starts writing all the ti e when burning #/#E"AE"' for at edia. (asically, when burning #/#E"AE"' you can either 9ust go right ahead and start sending ''rite' co ands or you can send '"eserve Trac$' and then send ''rite' co ands. If you send a '"eserve Trac$' co and first, the drive $nows right fro the start how uch data you're intending to burn. That way the drive already $nows how uch data to expect and can update the disc's T&+ or whatever accordingly. It will either accept the trac$ si!e you specify, or it'll re9ect it. .s such, you'll $now if an atte pted 'overburn' is going to wor$ or not. If you don't send the co and, it could fail at any ti e if you try to write beyond the end of the disc. Most drives will allow '"eserve Trac$' E ''rite' to the sa e si!e it allows
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ainly tal$ing about overburning here.
So e drives, as (enB drives, need the co and to be issued prior to burning if you're atte pting to overburn. 'ithout it, the ''rite' co and fails at the 'nor al' end of the disc. It's li$e so e secret overburning ethodP This option was added in the settings when support for (enB overburning was added. )'#/#E" "eserve Trac$' is auto atic when overburning,. 1or nor al si!e burns, there's never a need for reserve trac$ on #/#E"A E"', it's totally optional and ost progra s don't send it. It's really 9ust these in case you have a weird drive that does things differently if it's sent. It's not an option you should even need to touch. It's always sent for #/#-"A-"' edia )because it needs to be, but it's not needed for #/#E"AE"' for at edia. The default setting is '#isabled'. . DVDCR "inalise Disc 6'inimal Radius9 8o atter how uch )little, you burn on a #/#E", it'll tell the drive to pad it out to a predefined a ount so that at least F>( is burnt to the disc. This is done in order to achieve axi u co patibility with drives when reading bac$. So basically, you shouldn't ever have a reason to turn it off. The default setting is '0nabled'. . DVD3R.' / BD3R! "astWrite This is pretty uch a bodge to disable the 'verify' part that's built into nor al #/#-".MA(#-"0 burning. This prevents the drive fro perfor ing its own internal write E verification, leaving verification down to the software. The default setting is '#isabled'. . BD3R Verify % t ReDuired This is pretty uch a bodge to disable the 'verify' part that's built into nor al (#-" burning. This prevents the drive fro perfor ing its own internal write E verification, leaving verification down to the software. The default setting is '0nabled'. . !nable B0R%3+r f
The (2"8-*roof technology allows you to avoid buffer under runs by suspending and restarting the write process when the recorder's buffer is about to e pty. This is for situations where your co puter is unable to send data to the drive 4uic$ly enough to $eep the buffer full. It will not help you if your co puter loses power, your software crashes, your edia is of poor 4uality, or you s ac$ the drive hard enough to disrupt the recording process. 8early all +#A#/# recorders announced in or after GHHF features so e variation of the buffer under run protection. Ideally, the results of interrupted and uninterrupted writes would be identical. In practice, there ay be a s all glitch at the point where writing was suspended. The general consensus is that these technologies are effective and do not result in noticeable glitches. The default setting is '0nabled'. . # c2 V lume 3 !4clusive .ccess This will stop other progra s for using the drive while I g(urn perfor s tas$s with it. If you have 'indows 5* S*D x@LAxLC based version, 'indows Server GHHD S*D, 'indows /ista or 'indows M installed and also have the 'S*TI #evice 0nu eration Method' options '#evice Interface', set as default in the settings tab 'IA&', I g(urn will now also tell you which progra that is that is currently loc$ing one or ore of your drives, if I g(urn can't get exclusive access. Buote I HH;HH;HH I g(urn /ersion G.K.H.H startedP I HH;HH;HH Microsoft 'indows /ista 2lti ate 0dition )L.H, (uild LHHG ; Service *ac$ G, I HH;HH;HH Total *hysical Me ory; G H?K C@C =( - .vailable; ?HK MMG =( I HH;HH;HH Initialising S*TI... I HH;HH;HH Searching for S+SI A .T.*I devices... 0 HH;HH;HH #evice->Initialise), 1ailedP 0 HH;HH;HH #evice; UG;H;HV )#;, ).T., 0 HH;HH;HH This drive is currently loc$ed for exclusive access by '.+M0 Super (urner - *I#; GMCC'. 0 HH;HH;HH #evice->Initialise), 1ailedP 0 HH;HH;HH #evice; UG;H;HV )#;, ).T., 0 HH;HH;HH This drive will not be visible in the progra . I HH;HH;HH 1ound F #/#W"', D #/#W"'A".Ms, F (#-"&MA7# #/#"&M and F (#-"0P
If you should see this warning essage in the log and you are running 'indows 5* S*G or 'indows Server GHHD S*G, you need to install the I age Mastering .*I vG.H )IM.*IvG.H, update pac$age )=(?DGMFL,, to be able to loc$ the drive.
W 00:00:00 DeviceIo(ontrol.IG(&,F(D+G6F?J(,5$IV?F0((?$$, ,oc), ;2 Aot $u orte!" * Iou nee! to install the I60%I v1'0 u !ate or $ervice %ac) 3"
Ign re ' unted "ile System Drivers This option is only available if you also have enabled ':oc$ /olu e - 0xclusive .ccess' and is only of interest if you also have 'S*TI #evice 0nu eration Method' option '#evice Interface' selected in the 'IA&' tab. This setting i used if the progra atte pts to loc$ a device while the file syste driver is ounted and fails to loc$ it. The setting suspends the chec$ for a ounted file syste driver. .n exa ple is if you try to for at or write to a rewritable disc that already contains data. This setting saves you fro having to press the 'Try .gain' button in this i age, as the window will not show up at all.
&ycle Tray Bef re Verify +#A#/# recorders )and odern +#A#/#-"&M drives, have a chun$ of ".M that holds bloc$s read fro the disc. So e drives provide a way to clear this out, so e don't. .ll drives need to have their bloc$ cache cleared out after writing co pletes and before disc verification begins. If this weren't done, the files being verified could be read out of the bloc$ cache instead of fro the disc itself, defeating the purpose of the verification pass. .lso, so e +#A#/# recorders need to have their recording buffers explicitly cleared between the -test- and -write- passes. The ost reliable, FHHI-guaranteed-to-wor$ approach is to e9ect the disc and re-insert it. 'atching your +#A#/# tray open and close can be startling at first, but in general it's har less. The default setting is '0nabled'. . Verify .gainst Image "ile This option will run the verify process against the actual i age you burned. If not enabled - it will only try to read the burned disc so it behaves ore li$e version F.H.H.H where it 9ust chec$ed that the sectors could be read. The default setting is '0nabled'. . %ever Delete .udi "iles &ption to never delete audio files when deleting files )having been told toP, after a burnAverify. This a$es it safer for people burning audio discs via the '+reate +# +20 1ile' feature. The default setting is '0nabled'. . &hec2 -Delete ImageThis will pre-chec$ this option in the ''rite Mode' window. .fter a successful burn the i age source will be auto atically deleted.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -&l se +r gram.fter a successful burning, the progra The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -Shutd )n & mputerThis will pre-chec$ this option in the ''rite Mode' window. The default setting is '#isabled'. will ter inate itself.
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#ayer Brea2 6" r D# 'edia9 The layer brea$ point is the place where a dual layer #/# switches fro the first layer )layer H, to the second layer )layer F,. #/#s are laid out in sectors )each sector contains GHC@ bytes of content,, starting with sector H )!ero,. The brea$ point is the sector address of the first sector on the second layer. This nu ber also represents the nu ber of sectors on layer H. It is reco ended to let I g(urn place the :ayer (rea$ for you. . &alculate Optimal I g(urn will calculate the opti al layer brea$. . 0ser Specified %ou can insert where you want the layer brea$ to be present. . Sect rs in #A8 The nu ber of sectors in :H )the first layer of the disc, i.e. if :ayer F starts at :(. FH, Sectors in :H O FH and then H, F, G.... ? O FH sectors. It is not necessary to specify the nu ber of sectors in :H for #/#E" #: discs, since the layer brea$ can be at any position on :H. &n #/#-" #: discs, it is necessary to $now exactly the nu ber of sectors in :H, because the first layer ust be filled co pletely with data.
If you are going to burn a #: 5(oxDLH ga e bac$up on a #/# E" #:, you need to enter the value F?FDMLH.
.ut -!4p rt Graph Data#ata captured during the write )write speed, buffer levels etc, can be displayed A analysed using either (urn*lot, #/#Info*ro or &pti #rive +ontrol. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +refer " rmat With "ull &ertificati n This setting is only for (#-"0 edia.
This option allows you to choose if you want to perfor full certification where the drive tests all the sectors and aps out any bad ones, or not )the opposite being 'Buic$ +ertification' P, when full erasing (#-"0. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +refer " rmat With ut Spare .reas This setting is only for #/#-".M and (#-"0 edia.
The whole thing about leaving the spare areas enabled is that if a sector on the disc is found to be a bit dodgy, it can be apped out of use. 'hen you use the entire disc )no spare areas,, that can't happen and your bad sector beco es 'available' for use again, even if it's not readableAwritable. . DVR3R.' #/#-".M has spare areas used for defect anage ent. This is done by the drive itself, so there's no way around it. .s far as the &S is concerned, a #/#-".M is exactly li$e a hard drive. .ny bad sectors are re apped auto atically and the &S never $nows about the . If a #/#-".M drive detects a defect during use, it will auto atically ap the bad sector bac$ to either 'The *ri ary Spare .rea' )*S., or the 'Secondary Spare .rea' )SS.,, if one exists. 2nfortunately, this eans that the head has to see$ to the spare area each ti e it hits a re apped sector. 7owever, during a low-level for at, all of these re apped sectors are actually apped differently.
In this case, it will use -slip- re apping, so that no extra see$ing is necessary. This is only possible during a full for at because slipping basically pushes all of the sectors bac$ by one, and you can't 9ust do that on the fly. The *S. is always GL M( and is at the beginning of the edia. The SS. is variable-si!e and is at the end of the edia. (y default, it's about FHH M(. (ut the cool part is, if you thin$ the *S. is enough, you can refor at a #/#-".M to eli inate the secondary spare area.
/ormat (a acities: D&: 0#01 * AB: 11D7091 /&: 0#00 * AB: 1138904 /&: 0#00 * AB: 11D7091 /&: 0#0; * AB: 11:7344 /&: 0#0; * AB: 11978;8 /&: 0#0; * AB: 1187::: /&: 0#0; * AB: 1178;80 /&: 0#0; * AB: 1148431 /&: 0#0; * AB: 1138904 /&: 0#0; * AB: 1118D98 /&: 0#0; * AB: 11;914: .0#001307102 .0#00111;102 .0#001307102 .0#0011D/102 .0#0011BD102 .0#0011D3102 .0#00118D102 .0#001149102 .0#00111;102 .0#001;/B102 .0#001;D7102 * * * * * * * * * * * &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: 104: 104: 104: 104: 104: 104: 104: 104: 104: 104: 104:
.fter the for at you edia, in this case a #/#-".M, it will report that the '+urrent 1or at +apacity' is also e4ual to the 'Maxi u 1or at +apacity'. +urrent 1or at +apacity; Sectors; G,G?K,HMG Si!e; C,MHH,DHM,CKL bytes Ti e; KFH;HG;MG )MM;SS;11, *referred 1or at +apacity; Sectors; G,GDL,MHC Si!e; C,K@H,ML?,M?G bytes Ti e; C?M;HC;KC )MM;SS;11, Maxi u 1or at +apacity; Sectors; G,G?K,HMG Si!e; C,MHH,DHM,CKL bytes Ti e; KFH;HG;MG )MM;SS;11, .
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BD Disc Information: Disc ID: 6?I*&0;*0;
Disc &y e: BD*+? /ormat (a acities: D&: 0#01 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#00 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#30 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#30 * AB: 1317D;38 /&: 0#30 * AB: 143099;1 /&: 0#3; * AB: 1443:9:4 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;81?:002 .0#0;91?:002 .0#0;94?:002 * * * * * * &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: 14798 14798 14798 38:84 40D8 104:
If this setting is enabled, the '1or at Type' )1T, HxDF and it's '8u ber of (loc$s' )8(, will be the new for at si!e. The 'Type #ependant *ara eters' )T#*, value of '8u ber of Spare .rea (loc$s' will be set to !ero.
BD Disc Information: Disc ID: 6?I*&0;*0; Disc &y e: BD*+? /ormat (a acities: D&: 0#01 * AB: 1443:9:4 /&: 0#00 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#30 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#30 * AB: 1317D;38 /&: 0#30 * AB: 143099;1 /&: 0#3; * AB: 1443:9:4 .0#0;94?:002 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;81?:002 .0#0;91?:002 .0#0;94?:002 * * * * * * &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: 0 14798 14798 38:84 40D8 104:
% te8 %ou can 4uic$ly change your existing 'spare areas' for at to a 'no spare areas' one by turning off full certification and turning on the option to for at without spare areas. If you also disable 'prefer properly for atted discs', it won't try and !ero all the sectors.
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The default setting is '0nabled'. . +refer +r perly " rmatted Discs . for at is re4uired on new #/#E"', #/#-".M and (lu-ray edia and those that haven't been properly for atted in the first place. 'hen unchec$ed, it will only pro pt when in the '1or atted; 8o' state )i.e. when it really has to for at,. If it doesn't say '1or atted; %es' in the info panel on the right in the ''rite' ode window, I g(urn will perfor a full for at. .fter that the #/#E"', #/#-".M or (lu-ray disc is 9ust overwritten without the need for any sort of erase )it's not li$e #/#-"' in that respect,. %ou should only need to do this for atting once so if you find you're doing
it all the ti e )on the sa e disc,, either your drive isn't for atting properly or so e other toolAdrive is screwing up the for at. If you find I g(urn's ethods don't fit with how you li$e to do things, 9ust unchec$ this setting and it will then allow writing to edia even when it hasn't been fully for atted - note, brand new #/#E"' ust .:'.%S be for atted before use. There's no way around that )although you ight not see it happening,. The '*refer *roperly 1or atted #iscs' option will a$e I g(urn !ero fill all the sectors on the (lu-ray disc once the drive says it's finished doing its part )i.e. preparing the disc for the new for atted si!e and certifying it,. If you disable full certification and properly for atted discs it'll only ta$e about DH seconds - but you should only disable certification if you $now the disc is FHHI fine )or don't care if it's not,. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +refer " rmat Si(e This setting allows you to set the desired si!e of the for atted disc.
BD Disc Information: Disc ID: 6?I*&0;*0; Disc &y e: BD*+? /ormat (a acities: D&: 0#01 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#00 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#30 * AB: 13871371 /&: 0#30 * AB: 1317D;38 /&: 0#30 * AB: 143099;1 /&: 0#3; * AB: 1443:9:4 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;8:?:002 .0#0;81?:002 .0#0;91?:002 .0#0;94?:002 * * * * * * &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: &D%: 14798 14798 14798 38:84 40D8 104:
+referred If this setting is selected, the new for at si!e will be the '8u ber &f (loc$s' )8(, value fro the first descriptor in the list. . 'inimum If this setting is selected, the lowest value of '8u ber of (loc$s' )8(, found an a '1or at Type' )1T, HxDH row will be the new for at si!e.
/&: 0#30 * AB: 1317D;38 .0#0;81?:002 * &D%: 38:84
'a4imum If this setting is selected, the highest value of '8u ber of (loc$s' )8(, found an a '1or at Type' )1T, HxDH row will be the new for at si!e.
/&: 0#30 * AB: 143099;1 .0#0;91?:002 * &D%: 40D8
&D3T!*T 3 0se .nsi & de+age If you enable this setting, the +#-T05T label in the function '+reate +20 1ile' will use the '.nsi +ode *age' character set, instead of the default 2nicode character set. This to to ensure bac$wards co patibility with so e older syste s. The default setting is '#isabled'. . +r cess +ri rity In a ulti-tas$ing syste li$e 'indows, it is necessary to assign different priorities to different tas$s. (y assigning a higher priority to ore i portant tas$s such as +#A#/# writing software, 'indows ensures that critical tas$s do not get interrupted by less i portant bac$ground tas$s, li$e virus scanners or printer spoolers. %ou can choose one of the following priorities; '"ealti e', '7igh', '.bove 8or al', '8or al', '(elow 8or al', or 'Idle'. The lower the priority is, the lower percentage of +*2 ti e will be delegated to this tas$. 8ote that depending on the process and your ad inistrative rights to your achine, you ay not be able to change a particular process's priority. The default setting is '7igh'.
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D n-t +r mpt &l se Trac2/Sessi n/Disc If this option is enabled and if you choose to abort the burning you will not be pro pted for the '+lose Trac$ASessionA#isc' functions and also if the
burning fails, I g(urn will s$ip the '+lose Trac$ASessionA#isc' co
ands.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ns)er -$esI g(urn will try to close the 'Trac$ASessionA#isc' on a failed burn. . .ns)er -% I g(urn will not try to close the 'Trac$ASessionA#isc' on a failed burn.
D n-t +r mpt &l se Tray If you have enabled the option to '+ycle Tray (efore /erify' you ight see this pro pt. It should only pop up on a laptop )or other, drive where I g(urn can't 'load' the tray, only 'e9ect' it.
D n-t +r mpt Delete "iles If this option is enabled, I g(urn will not as$ you if the files should be deleted or not after the writing.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ns)er -$esI g(urn will delete the files. . .ns)er -% I g(urn will not delete the files.
D n-t +r mpt !rase 'edia If you enable this option, I g(urn will erase your "' disc auto atic if it's needed.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . D n-t +r mpt " rmat 'edia If you enable this option, I g(urn will for at your E"' disc auto atic if it's needed.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . D n-t +r mpt Over)rite 'edia If you enable this option, the progra auto atic. will overwrite your "' disc
Write !rr rs
. S ft)are Retries 'hen you burn a disc the progra will retry to write that sector as ti es as you has set it to do until I g(urn gives up. It can be set to a digit between H and GH. The default setting is 'GH'. .
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"inalise Disc 3 .ut Retry If this option is enabled, I g(urn will auto retry when the close trac$AsessionAdisc co ands fail. The default setting is '0nabled'. . "inalise Disc 3 Ign re !rr rs If the close trac$AsessionAdisc co ignore such failures. The default setting is '#isabled'. ands fail, this option will auto atically
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Write 1ueue Wind ) 3 Stay On T p =eeps the 'rite Bueue window on top of other windows while it's open. The default setting is '#isabled'. . !Eect Tray Bef re %e4t Write 'hen you use the 'Bueue' function and the previous disc is done, this option will e9ect the tray for you. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Insert %e4t Disc 3 .ut -O>'hen you use the 'Bueue' function, I g(urn will as$ you to insert a new disc and after that is done it will wait FH seconds by default before it starts the burning process. In this option you can specify how long that ti e should be. It can be set to a ti e between F second and K inutes. The default setting is '0nabled' and 'FH Seconds'. . Insert %e4t Disc 3 "ind %e4t Blan2 Disc This option will auto atically load the next blanc disc for you when you are using the 'Bueue' function and if the '8ext' drive has a changer device associated with it. The default setting is '0nabled'.
Verify Settings
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Ign re &D3D. Data +o pact #isc-#igital .udio )+#-#., #ata is generally read out at a -standard speed- )about FKH =(ps, e4ual to a sa pling fre4uency in order to reproduce it as a nor al sound )that is, the data is reproduced without buffering data,. &n the other hand, +#-"&M data can be read out at a higher speed while using buffering of the data or a si ilar techni4ue. This a$es the verify very slow. The default setting is '0nabled'. .
Ign re % n -0ser Data- Bytes Ignore non user data within sectors. i.e. So with ModeFAGDKG i ages, it only co pares the real GHC@ user data bytes. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Ign re 'isc mpares &ption to auto atically ignore The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -Delete ImageThis will pre-chec$ this option in the '/erify Mode' window and after a successful verify the i age will be erased. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -&l se +r gramThis will pre-chec$ this option in the '/erify Mode' window and after a successful verify the progra will be closed. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &hec2 -Shutd )n & mputerThis will pre-chec$ this option in the '/erify Mode' window and after a successful verify the co puter will be auto atically shutdown. The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ut -!4p rt Graph Data#ata captured during the verify )read speed, buffer levels etc, can be displayed A analysed using either (urn*lot, #/#Info*ro or &pti #rive +ontrol. The default setting is '0nabled'. . !nable SpeedRead DVD 6+le4t r9 Speed"ead allows the user to change the reading of #/# edia up to the axi u speed of the drive. #iscs that ay be da aged due to isco pare errors during the verify process.
ishandling or i proper use ay shatter due to the higher rotational forces reached at the axi u read speed of the drive. The drive's axi u read speed is therefore li ited as a safety function. Speed"ead enables the user to increase the read speed of the drive to the axi u possible. *lextor reco ends exa ining each disc before enabling this function. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +r cess +ri rity In a ulti-tas$ing syste li$e 'indows, it is necessary to assign different priorities to different tas$s. (y assigning a higher priority to ore i portant tas$s such as +#A#/# writing software, 'indows ensures that critical tas$s do not get interrupted by less i portant bac$ground tas$s, li$e virus scanners or printer spoolers. %ou can choose one of the following priorities; '"ealti e', '7igh', '.bove 8or al', '8or al', '(elow 8or al', or 'Idle'. The lower the priority is, the lower percentage of +*2 ti e will be delegated to this tas$. 8ote that depending on the process and your ad inistrative rights to your achine, you ay not be able to change a particular process's priority. The default setting is '7igh'.
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S ft)are Retries %ou can set how any ti es a failed read operation is retried until I g(urn gives up. The higher the value you select there the ore I g(urn will try to read a sector before giving up. It can be set to a digit between H and GH. The default setting is 'H'. . /ard)are Retries This is for the drive itself, not the progra . 8ot all drives support setting the nu ber of retries they perfor on an error. The drive perfor s 5 'hardware retries' for % 'software retries' ade by the progra . So in total retries O 5 N %. It can be set to a digit between H and GH.
The default setting is '#isabled' and 'G'. . Ign re Read !rr rs This will result in I g(urn 9ust s$ipping sectors it can't read. The default setting is '#isabled'.
Graph Data Settings
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&apture Graph Data .llows you to capture '>raph #ata' fro a readAwrite tas$ in I g(urn and also have it saved to the default >raph #ata folder. %ou can see exactly what speed your drive was during readAwrite and when. %ou can display the captured >raph #ata in either the freeware progra #/#Info*ro or &pti #rive +ontrol. If you disable the setting, you will receive this (urn*lot,
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graph data.
This is an exa ple fro and use this function.
#/#Info*ro of the '>raph #ata' you will see if you enable
The default setting is '0nabled'. % te8 #/#Info*ro will not wor$ with 'indows ?KA?@AMe. . &apture +r cess r 0sage If this option is enabled it will capture the processors usage during the ti e I g(urn perfor s the various tas$s as read, write and verify and then show it in the >raph #ata in either the freeware progra (urn*lot, #/#Info*ro or &pti #rive +ontrol. The default setting is '0nabled'. % te8 'indows /ista prevents non-ad in users )or ad ins where 2.+ is enabled, fro accessing the perfor ance counters. (ecause of this, I g(urn is unable to collect and record 'I *rocessor 2sage' as part of the I(> )>raph #ata,. The guide '7ow to get the graph data to include +*2 usage under /ista, 1or non-ad in users or ad in with 2.+ enabled', will tell you how to circu vent this proble . .
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Sample Rate 'Sa ple "ate' allows you to set the interval for the data to capture )ranges fro FH s to F second with the lower nu bers e4uating to ore data captured,. The default setting is 'FHH s'.
Thread +ri rity In a ulti-tas$ing syste li$e 'indows, it is necessary to assign different priorities to different tas$s. (y assigning a higher priority to ore i portant tas$s such as +#A#/# writing software, 'indows ensures that critical tas$s do not get interrupted by less i portant bac$ground tas$s, li$e virus scanners or printer spoolers. %ou can choose one of the following priorities; '"ealti e', '7igh', '.bove 8or al', '8or al', '(elow 8or al', or 'Idle'. The lower the priority is, the lower percentage of +*2 ti e will be delegated to this tas$. 8ote that depending on the process and your ad inistrative rights to your you ay not be able to change a particular process's priority. achine,
The default setting is '8or al'. . Default "ile %ame The other graph options allow you to na e the graph based on your drive's and odel and the ti e and date of the burn. . o ' st Recently 0sed a$e
The saved file will have the sa e na e as the last one that was saved. .s all will have si ilar na es, I g(urn will add a duplicate nu ber )X, at the end of the file na e to separate the . . &ust m 'ith the various strings you can co pose your own file na e. In the botto of the '>raph #ata Settings' window you can see how your string will loo$.
& mpress Spaces &nly $eeps one space between the various options. The default setting is '0nabled'. . Replace Spaces With 0ndersc res The space between the various options will be replaced with '6' )underscore, signs. The default setting is '0nabled'. . Default Vie)er %ou can here select whether you wish to use (urn*lot, #/#Info*ro or &pti #rive +ontrol as the default graph viewer. . o Burn+l t This sets (urn*lot as the default viewer. %ou need to have (urn*lot installed in the I g(urn progra folder in order to be able to use it as a graph viewer. The progra is a freeware. . DVDInf +r
This sets #/#Info*ro as the default graph viewer. %ou need to have #/#Info*ro installed in order be able to use it as a graph viewer. The progra has a FC days trial period. . Opti Drive & ntr l This sets &pti #rive +ontrol as the default graph viewer. %ou need to have &pti #rive +ontrol installed in order be able to use it as a graph viewer. The progra has a DH days trial period.
Default " lder :ets you decide where you want the captured '>raph #ata' to be saved. . o ' st Recently 0sed The location you last used to save captured '>raph #ata' in. . Image "ile-s The location you have specified in the '1ile :ocations' tab for '>raph #ata 1iles'. . &ust m :ets you decide where you want to save the . If you change the location here, it will also be changed in the '1ile :ocations' tab for '>raph #ata 1iles' auto atically.
I/O Settings
Interface
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Interface
%ou can select how I g(urn accesses your drive)s,. .ll other options than 'S+SI *ass Through Interface' )S*TI, re4uire special drivers that you first have to download and install. '.dvanced S+SI *rogra ing Interface' ).S*I, is ainly for co patibility with 'indows ?KA?@AMe. The various .S*I drivers can be download fro the I g(urn #ownload
*age. .
.S+I 3 W%.S+I<;FD## 8ero's .>'s version of .S*I. . special syste file for use with +# and #/# software and is designed to interface with I#0, S+SI and 2S( +#-"&MA#/# drives and +#A#/#-"ecorders. . .S.+I 3 .S.+IFD## The advanced .S*I progra ing interface ).S.*I, layer is a syste file created by /o( +o putersyste e > b7. (oth I#0 and S+SI devices can be used. It is supposed to be FH-FKI 4uic$er than nor al .S*I layers. . S+TI 3 'icr s ft The default S+SI *ass Through Interface )S*TI, wor$s if you have a Microsoft 8T based operating syste )'indows 8T, 'indows GHHH, 'indows 5*, 'indows Server GHHD, 'indows /ista and 'indows M,, and does not re4uire any special drivers. . !lby&DIO 3 !lab rate Bytes .G 0loborate (ytes .>'s version of an .S*I layer. . +atin3& uffin 3 VSO S ft)are *atin-+ouffin access layer device IA& interface.
Detect Device .rrival/Rem val

Microsoft 'indows will send a essage to I g(urn whenever so e hardware change occurs, including when a flash drive )or other re ovable device, is inserted or re oved. The default setting is '0nabled'. .
Sh ) .ll Devices
If this is set to 'disabled', I g(urn will only show you +#A#/#A7#-#/#A(lu-ray co pliant devices.
D n-t 0se Immediate I/O

The I ediate IA& only co es into play when sending the 0raseA1or at #isc, Sync +ache, +lose Trac$, +lose Session and 1inalise #isc co ands. They're the only ones where the progra really has to 'wait' for it to finish. 'hen this setting is enabled, the drive perfor s the function associated with the co and before returning control to the progra . 'hen the setting is disabled, the drive 9ust validates the co and before returning control to the progra . It's then down to the progra to figure out when the drive has finished perfor ing the function associated with the co and. (y not using it, there is no way to provide the user with any sort of progress I feedbac$ etc as the drive only returns control to the progra once it's totally finished. 8or ally the drive 9ust validates the co and and then returns control to the progra - the progra then polls the drive to see if it has finished and pic$s up the progress info along the way. If you encounter an error li$e this one;
W 00:00:00 %otential 'WaitImme!iateIG' Deferre! ?rror * .DDL, 0C32 * %rogram 6emory 0rea 5 !ate /ailure
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ight be a good try to enable this setting.
S+TI 3 Device !numerati n 'eth d

This is how I g(urn tal$s to your drives and there are three ways to identifying all the devices attached to a syste and initiali!ing the re4uired routines )drivers, that enable the to function when using S*TI. The co on ethod is to open the using the path '<<.<+d"o 5' - where 5 is so e nu ber. That's the '#evice' class. .n alternative is via their drive letter using the path '<<.<5;<' where 5 is the drive letter. That was ainly added for :inux users who use the progra under 'ine. '#evice Interface' is a later ethod only available in recent 'indows versions li$e /ista and 'indows M. The different options N ightN go in at different levels too. '#rive :etter' being the highest level, then #evice +lass' and '#evice Interface' is the lowest. '#evice Interface' see s to go so low that it bypasses functions whereby you can 'loc$ the
volu e' - hence that co and ight fail. The progra also falls bac$ to '#rive :etter' if the other two enu eration ethods return H drives. % te8 This setting is not available in 'indows ?K, ?@, Me and 8T C.H. . o Device &lass 'indows GHHH and 'indows 5* S*G )or lower 5* version, will default to using '#evice +lass'. :inux syste s using the progra in 'ine will also default to this option. . Device Interface #efault setting for 'indows 5* S*D, 'indows /ista, 'indows M and newer. '#evice Interface' itself wor$s fine on 'indows GHHH onwards but the loc$ing function )I&+T:6+#"&M605+:2SI/06.++0SS, was only added in 5* S*D. The nor al loc$ing function '1S+T:6:&+=6/&:2M0' doesn't wor$ with the '#evice *ath' to the drive that '#evice Interface' enu eration returns... so if you select '#evice Interface' on anything pre 'indows 5* S*D, the progra won't be able to clai exclusive access of the drive. % te8 If you have 'indows 5* S*G x@LAxLC based version or 'indows Server GHHD S*G with the I age Mastering .*I vG.H )IM.*IvG.H, update pac$age )=(?DGMFL, installed, the progra will set your default setting to '#evice Interface'. . Drive #etter 'hen running the progra in :inux in 'ine, this setting ight solve detection issues of devices, if the default setting '#evice +lass' doesn't wor$.
!numerate Devices
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.ut # aders
0nables the enu eration of auto loader devices in I g(urn. The default setting is '#isabled'. . .cr n va 3 BSR b ts;AFdll
Searches for installed devices fro auto loaders.
the .cronova '8i bie' series of
%ou can read ore about the set up of the auto loader in the guide 7ow to get your .cronova 8i bie 2S( auto loader wor$ing in I g(urn. The default setting is '#isabled'. +rimera Techn l gy 3 +TR b tFdll Searches for installed devices fro series of auto loaders. the *ri era Technology Inc.
%ou can read ore about the set up of the auto loader in the guide 7ow to get your *ri era Technology auto loader wor$ing in I g(urn. The default setting is '#isabled'.
'edium &hangers
0nables the enu eration of 5:F(G)D, odel.
ediu
changer devices such as the Sony />*-
Transfer #ength
%ou can here set the a ount of =( that the progra the readingAwriting cycle. should readAwrite each ti e in
There were 9ust so e crappy drivers around that only allowed for DG$ transfers and not the default LC$. .s the '.uto' part has been i proved over ti e, there has been less and less need for a anual option, but it's still there 9ust in case. . o .ut matic 2ses LC$ for 'Transfer :ength'. . 'anual %ou can select either DG =( or LC =( for 'Transfer :ength'.
Buffer Si(e
(uffer is a bloc$ of reserved syste e ory that is used to store data in. This buffer is used to te porarily store the data that is being read fro the +#A#/#Ahard dis$ before it is being processed and then written to your hard dis$ or edia. 'hen burning to a edia, a drive doesn't write the data directly fro the hard drive. #ata has to be written at a constant rate, but the speed it co es fro the hard drive can be variable, so the drive copies data into a buffer first. . buffer is a region of e ory which can be used to te porarily hold data. . drive's buffer si!e )so eti es called cache si!e, is the a ount of data it can store in preparation for writing to a disc. 'henever your hard dis$ can't $eep reading the sa e speed needed for burning, the buffer will get e pty, the ''aiting for buffers to recover' essage will be displayed and the burn will be resu ed when all is bac$ to nor al. Most li$ely the 4uality of your burn won't be affected. This setting sets the Me ory (uffer si!e. The #evice buffer is internal on the burner and can't be changed. The default buffer si!e is set to CHM( for people with ?@HM( of ".M or otherwise it will be set to GHM(. . o !nable Buffer Rec very ore,
'hen the ain buffer is below the value of 'Main' and the device buffer is below the value of '#evice' )for a certain pre set period of ti e,, buffer recovery $ic$s in and waits for . The buffer to refill. The 7## activity ).verage #is$ Bueue length, to reach the the value that is set for '.vg #is$ B'. )This is a perfor ance counter that you can onitor in the sa e way you do +*2 usage,. This essage will be displayed in the log
W 00:00:00 Waiting for buffers to recover''' W 00:00:00 Waiting for har! !is) activity to reach threshol! level'''
and the burn will be resu ed when all is bac$ to nor al. Most li$ely the
4uality of your burn won't be affected. "aising the buffer won't actually a$e it recover any 4uic$er, if anything it'll ta$e longer as there's ore buffer to fill )but it could a$e the pause less li$ely to happen in the first place,. 'hat you can do to avoid this is to defrag ent your 7# regularly, close all unneeded progra s and don't run 'heavy' progra s while burning. &lder burners ight not have this '(uffer "ecovery' feature.

Buffer Rec very Thresh lds

These settings can be changed if you also have enabled the '(uffer "ecovery' setting. #o you ever see the ''aiting for buffers to recover' essage in your logY If not, these won't do anything - and you don't really want the to cut in early. Just a$e your ain buffer bigger if your achine has trouble filling it all the ti e. (asically though, it's when the ain buffer falls below the set level and the device one does too )it has to do this a few ti es in a row - sa pled every GKH s I believe,, the progra pauses until the ain one is full again. . o 'ain If the Main buffer goes below this li it, the burner will wait for buffers to recover until it continues with the burning. The default setting is 'GHI'. . Device 'hat this setting will do is to set a level and if the device buffer goes below this li it, the burner will wait for buffers to recover. The default setting is 'CHI'. . .verage Dis2 1ueue #ength I g(urn won't start bac$ up until the '.verage #is$ Bueue :ength' drops below the value you set. If there are lots of IA& re4uests being ade and the drive is too slow to cope, the 4ueue length obviously increases - until a point where I guess the &S 9ust re9ects the or so ething.
The value is an average over .:: the drives, not 9ust the 'source' drive. So any activity on any of the drives would push up the average and ean I g(urn $eeps waiting. %ou can onitor the '.verage #is$ Bue :ength' value by running 'perf on. sc' in 'indows.
If you are using 'indows /ista you need to anually add the strings for '.verage #is$ Bue :ength' in the 'perf on. sc' progra . The range H - K is 9ust I g(urn's own one, it's doesn't of I gburn. The default setting is 'F,H'. ean anything outside
"ile I/O
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Ign re Rep rted "ile System n Rem te Drives >ives you the ability to ignore the reported file syste on re ote drives - so the progra doesn't then force the C>( file splitting li it on anything )possibly incorrectly, reported to be using 1.TA1.TDG. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Reading 3 .l)ays 0se Buffered I/O In buffered IA&, data is buffered and then sent to the deviceAfile. In unbuffered IA&, the data is i ediately sent to the deviceAfile with no syste caching - '1I:061:.>68&6(2110"I8>'. 1ile IA& in (uild unbuffered IA&. ode )reading the files fro the 7##, is by default using
1ile IA& in 'rite A /erify ode )reading the i age file fro the 7##, is also by default using unbuffered IA& when the i age is a bog standard IS& file )single session, single trac$, M&#0FAGHC@,. The default setting is '#isabled'.
Device Settings
Opti ns
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# c2 Tray DuringFFF If you loc$ the tray, it will prevent you fro accidentally e9ecting the tray while I g(urn is perfor ing tas$s with the drive. .
Read If enabled the progra will loc$ the tray during a read operation.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Write If enabled the progra will loc$ the tray during a write operation.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Verify If enabled the progra will loc$ the tray during a verify operation.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . !rase If enabled the progra will loc$ the tray during an erase operation.
!Eect Tray .fterFFF %ou can set as an option that the tray is auto atically e9ected upon co pleting of a process.
Read If enabled the progra will e9ect the tray after a read operation.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . Write If enabled the progra will e9ect the tray after a write operation.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . Verify If enabled the progra will e9ect the tray after a verify operation.
The default setting is '#isabled'. . !rase If enabled the progra will e9ect the tray after an erase operation.
&ancel .ut +lay &ption to prevent the progra fro bloc$ing .uto*lay when it receives the 'Buery+ancel.uto*lay' essage fro the &S )probably only when it's in the foreground,. The default setting is '0nabled'. . Disable 'edia &hange % tificati n If enabled it stops the entire &S fro $nowing a disc has been inserted only affects the currently selected drive. 2seful for discs with '.utorun' content and where a player would 9u p in and try to play the disc as I g(urn is trying to initialise it. The default setting is '0nabled'.
S rt By
This indicates how I g(urn sorts the list of drives )in case you have drives,.
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ultiple
% ne .ddress Drive #etter %ame
Operating System Opti ns

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.ut Insert % tificati n If enabled, 'indows can detect when the ediaA edia content has been
changed if I g(urn isn't doing anything i portant li$e burningAerasing etc. This is nothing to do with I g(urn really, it's a global &S thing. The &S defaults to having it enabled. .uto Insert 8otification wor$s by periodically polling a +# "&M drive for the purpose of reading the title and table of contents on the disc and also try to launch each disc's .utorun file. If found, an appropriate progra is launched. )The type of progra would depend on whether it was an audio +# or installation +#, etc.,. 2nfortunately, .utorun can interfere with the burning process, which is why any burning applications disable the feature altogether. If you disable this option it will cause your +#A#/# device to stop noticing new discs in the drive unless you specifically clic$ on the , regardless of if I g(urn is loaded or not. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +lay Data Discs .ut matically If enabled, #ata #iscs are started auto atically when they are inserted. The default setting is '0nabled'. . +lay .udi Discs .ut matically If enabled, .udio #iscs are played auto atically when they are inserted. The default setting is '0nabled'. % te8 These options are not available in 'indows ?K, ?@, Me and 8T C.H.
Synchr nise Selecti n

This table gives you the ability to synchronise a device selection within the various odes. If you change the default drive in one ode, it will also change it for the other ode)s, that are enabled in the table. The default setting is '0nabled'.
S unds Settings
Success S und
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+lay Success S und 7ere you can select if you want the progra sound you want to hear. to play a sound and also which
%ou can listen to the current sound if you clic$ on the green arrow. The default sound is '0nabled' and '+;<*rogra 1iles<I g(urn<Sounds<Success.wav'.
+lay S und .fterFFF %ou can here specify if you want sound to be heard after these actionsR '"ead', ''rite', '/erify', 'Buic$ 0rase' and '1ull 0rase'. The default settings are '0nabled'.
!rr r S und
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+lay !rr r S und 7ere you can select if you want the progra sound you want to hear. to play a sound and also which
%ou can listen to the current sound if you clic$ on the green arrow. The default sound is '0nabled' and '+;<*rogra 1iles<I g(urn<Sounds<0rror.wav'. . +lay S und .fterFFF %ou can here specify if you want sound to be heard after these actionsR '"ead', ''rite', '/erify', 'Buic$ 0rase' and '1ull 0rase'. The default settings are '0nabled'.
!vents Settings
On Startup
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Set +r gram ' de This option allows you to define in what Mode that you want I g(urn to start in by default. . ' st Recently 0sed Starts I gburn in the Mode you used the last ti e that I g(urn was used. .
!(3' de +ic2er Starts I g(urn in the '0!-Mode *ic$er Mode'. . Read Starts I g(urn in the '"ead Mode'. . Build Starts I g(urn in the '(uild Mode'. . Write Starts I g(urn in the ''rite Mode'. . Verify Starts I g(urn in the '/erify Mode'. . Disc very Starts I g(urn in the '#iscovery Mode'.
Set Build Input ' de In the '(uild Mode' you can choose if you want to use the Standard or the .dvanced building function. This setting defines which one that should be used as default when you start the '(uild Mode'. .
' st Recently 0sed Sets the 'Input Mode' to the one you used the last ti e that '(uild Mode' was used. . Standard Sets the 'Input Mode' to use the 'Standard' co pilation window. . .dvanced Sets the 'Input Mode' to use the '.dvanced' co pilation window, that uses the '#isc :ayout 0ditor'.
Set Build Output ' de In the '(uild Mode' you can choose if you want the build to be created as an i age file or burnt directly. This setting defines which one that should be used as default when you start the '(uild Mode'. .
' st Recently 0sed Sets the '&utput Mode' to the one you used the last ti e that '(uild Mode' was used. . Device Sets the '&utput Mode' to '#evice'. . Image "ile Sets the '&utput Mode' to 'I age 1ile'.
&hec2 " r +r gram 0pdate *eriodically chec$s for progra updates. I g(urn will only chec$ for an update once per day, regardless of how any ti es the progra is started. .s a note, I g(urn polls )pings, a few places )Microsoft, >oogle and %ahoo, to see if there is an internet connection. . %ever Daily Wee2ly " rtnightly ' nthly
On &ancel
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.s2 -D y u really )ant t &ancelGThis option is 9ust a bac$up in case you accidentally clic$ the 'Stop' button
by ista$e while I g(urn is perfor ing its tas$s. It will also as$ if you want to delete the inco plete file)s,. If you enable this option, you will in such a case see this window.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Delete Inc mplete "iles . .s2 .s$s you if you want to delete the inco plete file)s,.
. $es #eletes the inco plete file)s, auto atically. . % =eeps the inco plete file)s, auto atically.
On !rr r
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"lash Tas2bar Butt n This setting controls if the 'Tas$bar (utton' of I g(urn should be flashed
when the application is trying to get your attention and wants to beco e the active window, but is not allowed to do so. The default setting is '#isabled'.
On !4it
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&lear Recent "iles #ist +lears the list of the recent openedAsaved files when you exit I g(urn. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Save the 1ueue 7ere you have the option to let the progra when you close the progra . The default setting is '#isabled'. . Over)rite !4isting If enabled, the old 4ueue file will be overwritten. If you disable it, the 4ueue file will be saved as I g(urn)X,.ib4 were the nu ber )X, will be enu erated with a higher nu ber the next ti e you save a 4ueue file. The default setting is '0nabled'. auto atically saving the 4ueue
Save the # g 7ere you have the option to let the progra when you close the progra . The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ppend !4isting If enabled this setting, I g(urn will add the latest log to the existing log. There is a axi u on how big the appended log will grow to, by esti ate C GHH rows. 'hen that axi u si!e is reached, it will delete the last entries when the latest new log is added. auto atically saving the file log
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Over)rite !4isting If enabled, the old log file will be overwritten. If you disable it, the log file will be saved as I g(urn)X,.log were the nu ber )X, will be enu erated with a higher nu ber the next ti e you save a log file. The default setting is '#isabled'.
Registry Settings
"ile .ss ciati ns

'hatever type is chec$ed will be opened in I g(urn if you double clic$ on a file having such an extension. It will also show you a context enu with the option '(urn using I g(urn' when you right clic$ such a file.
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.+! .*0 is the file extension for the Mon$ey's .udio :ossless .udio +o pression 1or at. The default setting is '#isabled'. .
BI% (I8 is the file extension for the (inary file. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &DI +#I is the file extension for the *hillips +o pact #is$ Interactive file. The default setting is '#isabled'. . &DR +#" is the file extension for "aw .udio-+# data file. The default setting is '0nabled'. . &0! +20 is the file extension for a cue sheet, or cue file, a etadata file which describes how the trac$s of a +# or #/# are laid out. +ue sheets are stored as plain text files. 1or an audio +#, a cue sheet specifies titles and perfor ers for the disc and its trac$s as well as the na es of one or ore audio files to be used. M*D, './ and (I8 files are often used, although so e progra s support other for ats. The default setting is '0nabled'. . DI *rassi A Trax#ata i ages. The default setting is '#isabled'. . DVD #/#Maestro *ro9ect 1ile )Spruce Technologies,. The default setting is '0nabled'. . "#.& 1:.+ is the file extension for 1ree :ossless .udio +odec, a file for at for
audio data co pression. The default setting is '#isabled'. . G&' >a e+ube I age 1ile )8intendo,. The default setting is '#isabled'. . GI Sony +# 0xtre e >lobal I age 1ile, *rassi or *ri o#/# I age or "ecord8ow M.5 +# I age )Sto p,. The default setting is '#isabled'. . IBB I g(urn *ro9ect file. The default setting is '0nabled'. . IB1 I g(urn Bue file. The default setting is '0nabled'. . I'G .pple Macintosh #is$ +opy 1or at ).pple +o puter, Inc., The default setting is '0nabled'. . ISO .n IS& i age is an infor al ter syste . The default setting is '0nabled'. . #ST Ingres #u p :ist 1ile )+o puter .ssociates International, Inc.,. for a dis$ i age of an IS& ?LLH file
The default setting is '#isabled'. . 'DS Media #escriptor I age 1ile. The default setting is '0nabled'. . %RG 8"> is the file extension for the I age file associated with 8ero. The default setting is '#isabled'. . +DI Instant+opy #isc I age )*innacle Syste s, Inc., The default setting is '#isabled'. . 0DI 2niversal #is$ I age. The default setting is '#isabled'. . WV '/ is the file extension for 'av*ac$ a free, open source lossless audio co pression for at. The default setting is '#isabled'. . .ll This will chec$ ar$ all of the above i age for ats. . % ne This will unchec$ all of the above i age for ats. The default setting is '#isabled'. . Set ImgBurn as Default .pplicati n 'ith this option you can set I g(urn as the default application for so e or all of the above i age for ats.
The default setting is '#isabled'. It's also possible to use Microsoft's function 'Set associations for a progra ', in 'indows /ista and 'indows M, for this purpose.
Shell !4tensi ns
This allows you to directly by right clic$ing on the drive and selecting the appropriate options as well as list I g(urn as an option for the autoplay feature. This eans that if you enter a #/#, the enu that co es up not only lists the options to play the #/# in your favorite software player, open it in 'indows 0xplorer and do nothing, but there will be another option that allows you to launch I g(urn. o .ut play 3 Blan2 &D .dds the options '(uild E (urn an I age in I g(urn' and '(urn an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted blan$ +# disc in the device. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ut play 3 Blan2 DVD .dds the options '(uild E (urn an I age in I g(urn' and '(urn an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted blan$ #/# disc in the device. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ut play 3 Blan2 /D DVD .dds the options '(uild E (urn an I age in I g(urn' and '(urn an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted blan$ 7# #/# disc in the device. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ut play 3 Blan2 Blu3ray .dds the options '(uild E (urn an I age in I g(urn' and '(urn an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted blan$ (lu-ray disc in the device. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ut play 3 &D .udi .dds the option '+reate an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted +# .udio disc in the device.
The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ut play 3 DVD ' vie .dds the option '+reate an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted #/# Movie in the device. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ut play 3 /D DVD .dds the option '+reate an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted 7# #/# disc in the device. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .ut play 3 Blu3ray .dds the option '+reate an I age in I g(urn' to the 'indows .uto*lay enu with an inserted (lu-ray disc in the device. The default setting is '0nabled'. . .udi &D .dds the option '"ead using I g(urn' to the context clic$ on a device with an inserted .udio +#. The default setting is '0nabled'. . DriveF&DRO' .dds the option '"ead using I g(urn' to the context clic$ on any +#A#/#"&M drive. enu when you right enu when you right
It's off by default because 'indows appears to a$e it the default option hence double clic$ing on the drive opens I g(urnP The default setting is '#isabled'. . DVD .dds the option '"ead using I g(urn' to the context clic$ on a device with an inserted #/#. enu when you right
The default setting is '0nabled'. . Open With 'hen enabled, I g(urn lists itself in the anual '&pen 'ith' selection window that you can have pop up on files with un$nown file extensions. The default setting is '0nabled'.
"ile # cati ns Settings
If you want to change the default path, then use the folder browser button to specify a new path on the row for the type of files that you want to change the '1ile :ocations' setting for. The chec$ box that is located to the right of the '1older (rowser' button, can be chec$ ar$ed if you always want to use the specified path as the initiation folder in openAsave dialog boxes.
Graph Data "iles

The path to where you want the '>raph #ata 1iles' to be located. I g(urn's '>raph #ata 1iles' have by default the extension '.ibg'. .
Image "iles
The path to where you want the created i ages fro . the '(uild Mode' to be located.
#anguage "iles
The path to where you want the I g(urn's ':anguage 1iles' to be located. (y default this folder is e pty and you need to anually download the desired language file)s, fro the 'I g(urn #ownload *age' and place the extracted file here. .
# g "iles
The path to where you want the ':og 1iles' to be located. I g(urn's ':og 1iles' have the extension '.txt'. .
+r Eect "iles
The path to where you want the '*ro9ect 1iles' to be located. I g(urn's '*ro9ect 1iles' have the extension '.ibb'. .
1ueue "iles
The path to where you want the 'Bueue 1iles' to be located. I g(urn's 'Bueue 1iles' have the extension '.ibg'. .
The default path will depend on your installed 'indows version. The default paths in this window are fro a 'indows M LC-bit installation.

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