Added: Support for Opus audio compression format.Added: Ability to make the Explorer pane in the DLE window 'Read Only'.Added: Option to enable/disable the OS's buffering when writing image files.Added: Option to pick the transfer size (32KB -> 512 KB) used when reading / writing files.Added: Allow for larger I/O buffer (1GB).Added: MSF info to the 'Sector Viewer' tool.In practice, this only seems to work on Lite-On (and clone) drives that have 'Force HyperTuning' enabled. Added: Internal version of the 'BurnerMax Payload' code (well, what I could figure out) to allow for overburning DVD+R DL on many MediaTek chipset based drives.Added: The ability to set the 'Platform ID' when building a bootable disc - thus enabling the creation of UEFI bootable discs.
Added: The Windows 7+ taskbar button/progress display now turns red if an I/O error box pops up during a read/write (etc.) operation.Added: Pioneer drives now list their 'Kernel Version' next to the firmware version.Added: Log entry when burning that shows the number of discs a Lite-On drive thinks it has burnt.Added: Log entry when burning showing the effective layer break position.Added: The effective USB connection speed (1.1, 2.0, 3.0) for USB devices to the initial device scan log entries.Added: Ability to incrementally search the Explorer pane in the 'Disc Layout Editor' window.Added: Holding the ALT key when clicking on DLE window's Disc pane column header will now remove the sort order (so they're then essentially sorted by addition order).You can return to the main page for this software by clicking here. To use an installer with that kind of crap included by default, with no obvious way to "opt out" of installing it, is unethical IMO.This is the version history page for ImgBurn, showing the last 20 software updates. Even though I've been a fan of imgburn in the past, they're now on my s*** list. I'm not even sure that's within the OpenCandy guidelines, and I sure don't like the way the imgburn installer is working (no obvious way to "opt out of the adware if you want to install imgburn, and I have no doubt that most users would even pay attention to the fine print on the first license agreement page that mentions Open Candy). IOW, if you want imgburn, you'll also get OpenCandy. It's mentioned on the first page in the installer that you have to check a box to agree to (license agreements for both imgburn on opencandy using the same check box.Īfter that, I see nothing that lets you "opt out" of installing it. There are no uncheck boxes for the crap they're including (Open Candy). Why? Just uncheck the boxes next to the bundled software. I'll make sure to avoid imgburn going forward.
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