The new significant bug is that it can no longer see the disc, which the previous version could see and burn correctly. I tried burning, and it made it 25% and crashed, locking up the drive.
I had been getting occasional crashes (the "A problem caused the program to stop working correctly" alert) but it was generally after the program had been running for a while and was idle, running in the background. So I decided to try the latest version: 64 bit, 4.5.7.6623 (Build time: Sun May 07 11:04:15 2017 according to Process Explorer.)
The new version says that it can't detect the disc in the audio compilation window, but it could still report the information it saw if I asked for disc information from the menu. It is a 700MB CD-R that worked with the previous CDBXP version. I believe my previous version was the last minor change release, but it may have been 2.
Probably TMI, but maybe some of these details will help.
I ignored the missing disc error and started burning an audio compilation I had just burned with the previous version.
25% of the way through, Win 10 popped up the "A problem caused the program to stop working correctly" alert. I clicked the Close Program button on the dialog.
According to Process Explorer, cdbxpp.exe was still running and consuming a fair amount of memory; the disc was still spinning. I have a Process Explorer dump, if you're interested in it.
I killed the process, but CDBXP won't it won't restart, it hangs before any screens appear. It does get listed in Process Explorer, where I can kill it.
I can't remove the disc from the still spinning CD tray using its button or Windows Media player's command. I tried using a Command Prompt window, which froze from using:
C:\Program Files\CDBurnerXP>cdbxpcmd.exe --eject
I eventually got the drive to stop using its button; here is the device info.
C:\Program Files\CDBurnerXP>cdbxpcmd.exe --list-drives
0: PLDS DVD+-RW DS-8A5SH (D:\)
