About ImgBurn's 'Build' mode, then remember that you don't need to make the ISO first, but it can be done on-the-fly while writting to disc, and this is simply enabled by selecting the little disc icon located under the 'Destination' drop-down box. Also, people have previously asked LUK! about having ImgBurn be able to make folder structures on-the-fly i.e. which aren't originally on the harddrive, and i just found one place where he responded :
No, it was designed to build an image from an existing structure on your hdd.
That's how I like to work and that's why I designed it like that wink.gif
Source : http://forum.imgburn.com/index.php?s=&...ost&p=21887
Btw, i used to use Burrrn for writing audio CDs also, as i always burn from WavPack images with embedded cuesheets, but now after i have changed back to using my Plextor PX-755A, instead of my LG GSA-4167b, then i use EAC instead, because Burrrn can't write ISRC codes with that drive(Not Gambit's fault though, but cdrdao's) and also since EAC offers offset corrected writing(before i used the LG drive which had a '0' samples write offset, so that didn't matter then). I have made a request to Andre about if he would consider adding image writing support for lossless images with embedded cuesheets, but i'm not too confident about he wanting to do that, though. Also, it's not really that much of an issue for me anymore, as i have just instead made a batch file and a shell extension in Windows, so that i can now right-click on a WavPack image and select 'Write audio CD' and then the image is automatically decoded to wav into the %temp% folder and the cuesheet extracted and it's 'FILE' section is changed to have a '*.wav' extension and then EAC is started with the cuesheet loaded into EAC's 'Write CD' window and then when you are finished with writing the disc and close EAC, then the wav image and cuesheet is deleted from the %temp% folder. It needs David's wvunpack.exe and tangerine's cuemod.exe and you need to change the paths used to whatever you guys use :
wv_shell_extension.reg :
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\.WV]
@="foobar2000.WV"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\foobar2000.WV\shell\write]
@="Write Audio CD"
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Classes\foobar2000.WV\shell\write\command]
@="\"C:\\Program Files\\Exact Audio Copy\\REACT\\tools\\write.cmd\" \"%1\""
write.cmd :
@echo off
"C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy\REACT\tools\wvunpack.exe" -cc %1 "%temp%\cdimage.wav"
"C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy\REACT\tools\cuemod.exe" --cue "%temp%\cdimage.cue" --f "cdimage.wav" --t "WAVE"
"C:\Program Files\Exact Audio Copy\eac.exe" "%temp%\cdimage.cue"
del "%temp%\cdimage.wav"
del "%temp%\cdimage.cue"
Pretty nice solution, although it would be best if EAC could do it by itself and decode/write on-the-fly prefferably.
Actually, i would much rather have Andre to solely focus on updating/rewriting the secure read modes of EAC, instead of doing the above, but i and others(Greynol ) have previously asked him about this and where he wheren't much enthustiastic about it...
Anyway, sorry for going a little off-topic and also for blabbing so much, but it's just that i was a little bored at the momment
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