Ignition (CD burning optimizer for CopyToDVD) has been updated
Posted on 28/07/03 12:23 by Jan Willem                             
Ignition (CD burning optimizer for CopyToDVD) has been updated

Kyle_Katarn used our news submit to tell us that Ignition v2.1 has been released. This frontend for CopyToDVD optimizes the way CD/DVD (data and audio) are burnt, in order to minimize the space wasted on every media.

  • Support 650,700 Mb CDs + custom sizes (for overburning)
  • Automatically create folders for each optimized CD or create a TXT file that contains the optimized list of each CD's content.
  • Ability to put a bunch of files on every media (autorun, codecs...)
  • Ability to burn CDs (requires CopyToDVD)

    • More information about this tool can be found here. Also be sure to download and rate  CopyToDVD.

    Source: Katancorp.com

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    By t1955feb, Mon 28 Jul 2003 13:48
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    Where to download???????
    By Airhead, Mon 28 Jul 2003 13:53
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    Airheadhttp://www.katarncorp.com/index.php?download I don't understand what this program does...
    By damiandimitri, Mon 28 Jul 2003 15:57
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    is it just a gui???
    By darshanjog, Mon 28 Jul 2003 18:53
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    darshanjogWhat does it exactly do? What's so special about Optimizing & how much space can be saved?
    By Obiwantje, Mon 28 Jul 2003 19:28
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    It is a tool very similar to "Burn to the Brim" read here for a proper explanation: http://bttb.sourceforge.net/
    By mmortal03, Tue 29 Jul 2003 05:44
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    It isn't so much a frontend as a separate program. The only thing you need CopyToDVD for is if you want to burn directly from the program. You can very well just use it to rearrange the files for best fit and then use another software to burn them.
    By mmortal03, Tue 29 Jul 2003 06:25
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    Well, at least this is how it USED to work. Now, for any worthwhile file copying, you will need to own CopyToDVD. Otherwise, all you can get are file lists. While with some good programming or DOS Batch file writing you could make use of these file lists, otherwise it is a pain.

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