I'm new to CDBurnerXP and I've downloaded the version 4.3.0.1977. The first thing I wanted to do was to make an ISO image from a data CD. To do this I choose the "copy or grab disc" option from the main menu and copy the disc by specifying a file on hard drive as a target. During the process of copying, I could "see" the file.iso building up onto the hardrive, but at the end of the process when the successful message pop up, I click OK and the file disappear from my hard drive!

I'm sure I'm doing something wrong but I don't what (it looks so straight forward!).

I have ticked the "ignore unreadable data" and "disable hardware error correction" options

Thanks you for your help.

ps: I'm using win XP SP3 and I have enough space on my hard drive

step by step :

choose DATA DISC

Take all my files on the windows CD drag and drop them in the box

disc-> boot options ->

check make disc bootable

emulation type : no emulation

Iso level : level 1

load segments : 7C0 Sector 4

platform : PC

check disable iso version number extention

check enforce iso level 1

click ok

file-> save compilation as iso file -> save onto desktop and then mount it on Virtual box (free VMware )

So this is exactly what i do, starting form a windows XP CD that works and with which i am able to install windows on a system

what i did: create an iso files taking the exact files in the windows XP cd in my drive or its copy in a folder.

i mount it on Virtual box and during the installation, i get messages about missing files with the exact ISO image of a CD with i used to install windows a couple minutes ago..... i dont get it....

files missing (out of many ) : ohci1394.sys -> and yet the file is on the CD and inside the compilation before turning it into an ISO

i dont understand... the only theory i have is that CDburner has problems making an exact ISO image from a CD/compilation

i tried the exact same manipulation with UltraISO, and it worked ...

Can any1 help me ??

Before I write my own software to cd, I'd like to set the date and time of all files and folders to the same date and time. This includes the creation date/time, modified date/time and last accessed date/time. Although the browser window of cdburnerxp shows the correct folder date/time, the compilation window doesn't. It seems to use the date/time when the folder was added to the compilation. This only happens for folders, files have the correct date/time.

I'd really like to see this changed in a future version, because this makes it impossible for me to use cdburnerxp.

I'm using cdburnerxp 4.2.3.1110 on windows vista sp1.

Regards,

Fokke

If you goto top menu / view on the main cdxp program window. The drop down menus will show that audio player still has a tick next to it and cdxp thinks its still visable. Although you got actually got rid of me. You have to do top menu / view audio player and it untick it, even though the music is still playing. That view menu then exits, then you have to select top menu / view / tick audio player for it to come back.

Should the audio player not feedback to the main program its has closed and untick its own checkbox and of stopped playing. After all you did actiually close it with the "x" on the audio player window.

Now even if its not playing any tracks and you click top menu / view / select audio player/ it appears. Now click "x" on audio player window, its now gone. Nope the program still belives its visable and not exited. So you have to untick tick to bring it back.

I get this error messages: "A method could not be found in one of application's components. CDBurnerXP will not be able to function properly. Please reboot your computer in order to complete possibly unfinished installations and reinstall CDBurnerXP if that does not help."

Operating system is Windows 7 (also Windows XP).

Error messages comes when select Data disk or Audio disk from startup menu. Data disk compilation hang and cannot close (close only via task manager). Audio disk compilation can close normal way.

Seems that problem exist only when software "Admin Script Editor" (http://www.adminscripteditor.com) latest version v3.6.3461 (http://www.adminscripteditor.com/editor/downloads/ASE_Setup_3.6.3461.exe) is installed same computer. After uninstalling it, CDBurnerXP works well.

With Admin Script Editor older version: v3.5.3242 CDBurnerXP works.

Any idea?

Rgds, J

I have noticed if i am copying a disc that is 8x(write) then the copy speed is also limited to 8x as well (despite being 16x blank media), but if i insert a 16x disk to be copied then CD Burner XP will allow me to copy at 16x.

I am not sure if this is a bug? or is CD Burner XP syncronizing with the orginal media write speed?.

CD Burner XP - 4.3.0.1991

Writer - TSST-H653Z (SATA)

Thanks in advance.

thanks for this great software.

I want to help by sending a bugreport:

When creating an ISO-image (DVD-image) and saving it on a FAT32-partition, CDBurnerXP does not check if the filesize exceeds the maximum filesize-limit of FAT32.

It starts creating the file and fails with no hint on filesize-limit.

It would help, if CDBurnerXP checks it the file is possible before.

Greetings

Jens

Okay its not a major, it doesnt stop the program functioning, however a small suggestion to stop access to the menus while edit is on. If the menus are selected it automatically closes the edit box.

Infact adding audio mp3`s files then simply highlighting the name of the first track, and clicking edit clear compilation leaves the track name behind. As i said its not major and purely a cosmetic leave behind / carry over.

OS: WinXP SP2

CDB: 4.2.7.1893 (Good), 4.3.0.1977 (No good).

Just to present a minor bug, eventually is just a GUI bug, not an operation bug. When the user selects to burn more than 1 copy and chooses a write speed different than "Maximum speed", the following occurs:

» first copy is burned at the speep chosen by the user

» remaining copies are burned at "Maximum speed" (at least, it's what is shown)

» In the end, the report says that the copies were the copies were burned at the speed chosen by the user

This occurred in version 4.2.7.1893

Best regards and keep up with the excellent work !

Rui Aurélio

I've tried this in v4.2.4.1300 and 4.2.4.1322, with the same result.

This works with other CD burning softwares, so I think there is a problem here.

I am having trouble burning onto non-finalized audio cds which already have non-finalized music files on the cd created by an audio recorder. Whilst this feature was working before it has since stopped and I get and error message asking to insert an empty disc. For me this feature is very important as I record from cds and vinyl. CD Burner XP recognizes the pre-written audio data however is now having trouble adding to a part compiled audio cd all of a sudden.

why would this just stop working? and how can I make this work again

thanks

Ozy16

Then I tried to write some video I recorded to a DVD, and got what's below:

I'm using version 4.2.7.1893 on Windows XP SP3 + latest updates.

Any advise on how dig deeper into this?

Under WinXPSP3 I have one of hdd partitions mounted at - C:\installation. On C freespace = 3Gb, and on C:\installations = 40Gb...

When I create DVDVideo project and then "save compilation as iso file..." using C:\installation\my.iso path, the program tells me that on drive C not enouth space. Definitly this is wrong...

Thanks.

1. Windows 2000 Professional SP4, .Net 2.0 and DirectX9.

2. Windows XP SP3, .net 3.5, DirectX9.

In the GUI of CDBurnerXP, I have created a number of DXP layouts for my product CD's. If I create an an ISO image of those layouts in the GUI, the resulting ISO images come out exactly correctly with the right folder and file structure and total size.

However, I am creating about 10 disc variants each time I do a product release, so I want to use the very nice command line feature to create the ISO's via a batch script. When I use the cdbxpcmd.exe to create the ISO image, the resulting ISO image is about half the size it should be and the structure is completely incorrect. All folders, regardless of their proper location, get created in the root of the ISO. The same is true of all the files. They too all get put in the root.

For instance, a folder that should be 2 levels deep shows up in the root and gets an invalid name of "Drivers\Utilities". The same things happens for files.

For clarity, the command line that I am using is as follows:

cdbxpcmd.exe -burn-data -layout:"d:\OEM\bbcd.dxp" -iso:"d:\OEM\bbcd.iso"

It doesn't seem to matter how simple the layout is, even one folder with one file inside of it comes out wrong. Confirmation and correction of this problem would be greatly appreciated.

Thank you!

Any hints?

Regards,

Chris

Well, when you make new data disc, you can rename disc in lower left corner in any name you want. For example you can write like more then 10 characters and it will be fine. Also, when you write the name in lower left corner beside the "CD/DVD" icon, when you go to "Disc" - "Disc labels" menu it shows there in full glory of all characters that you did write for your data compilation.

BUT if you try to go to "Disc" - "Disc labels" menu and try to write the same numbers of characters that did just fine in lower left corner - it won't let you write it. It's illogical as that many characters show up just fine if you first write them in lower left corner beside that CD/DVD icon.

Thanks, hope this gets fixed soon.

i have a small bug with cdburnerxp

i am using 4.2.7.1801

and windows 7 64 bit home premium

when i start cdburnerxp some windows are missing

i looks like this:

http://img121.imageshack.us/i/burner1.jpg/

i see only all windows when i klick on

ansicht > teilen > vertikal and than switching back to horizontal

http://img709.imageshack.us/i/burner2.jpg/

burning works perfect

greets

otto

great program, but disappointingly in the german and english version 4.2.7.1878 of CDBurnerXP the burned iso is finalized if the tick box "finalize disk" is unchecked. And if finalize disk is checked the iso can be burned as a multisession disk without finalization. Maybe the naming of the checkbox should be changed or the sourcecode.

As can be read in the heise forum (bankix software) the bug exists for some time.

Best regards

Steve

Versions are more senior 4.2.4.1351 do not erase DVD-RAM disks, the error - that DVD-RAM a disk not rewritten (a screenshot - http://s41.radikal.ru/i093/0912/38/0c7c57a5849d.png) stands out. Other programs erase without problems. On last version 4.2.7.1801 - the same problem. With what the problem is connected?