img burn and changed bit set but why doesn't it stay?

[dmanshead]

I've been using ImgBurn to burn my ISO images, and yes i think it is better than dvdd for burning. I was wondering if there is a way to make the book type stay to how i change it or doo I need to change it everytime that i use the program? I know dvdd will stay once you make change, in the book type. maybe it was just an oversight.

[NightTran]

you can buy benq or nec that have firm ware that support bitset before the burning engine, I may be wrong because I have problem using IB to burn

[soup]

Have you updated your ImgBurn.

http://www.imgburn.com/

[dmanshead]

I have now 1.3.0.0 is my version. Yes it seems to be working, I'll ley you know when fun With Dick and Jane is finished.

[cornholio7]

you can buy benq or nec that have firm ware that support bitset before the burning engine, I may be wrong because I have problem using IB to burn

what is the problem?

[blutach]

Some drives writes to PROM that holds the setting, others (like my LG) lose it on reboot.

That's probably what's happening.

Regards

[Chewy]

Some pr0grams remember the setting or default to bitsett

[NightTran]

what is the problem?

it eat up all my memory

[cornholio7]

1.3.0.0 has fixed that problem

[NightTran]

I know, but I did not have time yet to try it, I think I need a new fast encode computer, my dell 3000 just kill me for encoding, take too long, is dual core faster for encoding? or jsut multitaskS?

[dmanshead]

Yes it has worked flawlessly thanks for fixing the problem Lightning UK!!!

[dmanshead]

It eats up all your memory?
I'm not familiar with your type of dell but how much memory do you have, and what is your processors speed? I use my P3, 700mghtz with 512 RAM, and to process most movies we look at about 3-4 hours if i shrink them down to fit a 4.7 gig disc

[blutach]

@dmanshead - this was a well-known prob in 1.2.0.0 that was caused by M$ that is now fixed in 1.3 Had nothing to do with encodng, but during the burn.

Not to worry.

Regards

[jm1647]

Some drives writes to PROM that holds the setting, others (like my LG) lose it on reboot.

That's probably what's happening.

Regards

same thing here, I had a 832S and have a 1633S liteon that were not capable of holding the setting even using the booktype program from LiteOn. The last one I bought a 1693S has the ability to retain the setting to burn DVD +r to DVD-ROM every time. So it depends on the mfr and also the model of burner.