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Softpedia Editor's Review for Portable ImgBurn
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Portable version of the free image writing utility ImgBurn
Written by Bogdan Popa on November 7th, 2011
Burning CD and DVD images can be done with a lot of software solutions out there, that’s for sure, but what if you wish to do the whole thing on the go without wasting your precious time?
That’s the moment when Portable ImgBurn comes into play. Just like it’s mentioned in the name, the application is a portable tool, which means you can take it with you wherever you go and run it in a second, without the need of an installation kit.
ImgBurn already has millions of fans out there thanks to its powerful CD and DVD images burning features. And the portable version doesn’t disappoint either, as it retains the same functions, but brings them in a different package.
Since it doesn’t need to be installed, it’s enough to double click the installer and that’s it.
The interface, you know it, simple and clean, just choose the option you want, pick the files to be burnt on the disc and your job ends here.
Of course, ImgBurn, be it portable or not, is much more than that. You can write an image file on a disc, create an image file from a disc, simply verify the disc, write some files on a disc or create an image file from a folder so you can burn it on a disc.
You will also get a bunch of options once you choose the task, so all tools that need to be bundled into a powerful CD or DVD burner are still there.
Simply put, Portable ImgBurn is the same great tool as ImgBurn, and as long as it’s free, we don’t really see a reason to avoid using it.
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Portable ImgBurn description
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What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]
· Added: A 'Note' to the box that pops up at the start of a burn when the LB in the settings doesn't match the one in the DVD/MDS file - basically it tells you to put the setting back on 'Calculate Optimal'.
· Added: Support for one more Lite-On device identifier ('ATAPI iHES') - used when automatically changing the book type etc.
· Added: Ability to select the size of the format when multiple options are available. 'Preferred' uses the 'Number Of Blocks' value from the first descriptor in the list for a given format type, 'Minimum' and 'Maximum' should be pretty obvious!
· Added: New log entries showing the status of options (enabled/disabled etc) that have an effect on what happens during an erase operation.
· Added: The user can now choose if they want to perform full certification or not (the opposite being 'Quick Certification' !) when full erasing BD-RE via the New option 'Prefer Format With Full Certification'. Previously the program always requested full certification - i.e. where the ...
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