


Another feature with the name of ‘Automatic Write Speed’ allows users to set the writing/burning speed, which they prefer and use it by default in every disc burning operation. ImgBurn also comes with an ‘Image Queue’ feature that allows users to stack up the set of images to be burnt on disc one after the other. To ensure that a disc has been efficiently burnt, this software can be used in combination with DVDInfoPro that allows users to check how well the data has been written on the disc. For burning video discs, users get the liberty to burn regular DVD video discs, HD DVDs, and Blu-ray discs. Apart from these image file formats, it can also be used to burn Audio CDs using the supported file formats, which include AAC, MP3, M4A, and WAV.

ImgBurn supports a variety of image formats, which include the popular file formats like ISO, BIN, CCD, MDS, alongside the file formats that are less used, such as GI, NRG, and CUE. After burning the disc, a user should verify if the disc is running properly, and no part of the content in it is corrupted. The process of burning disc to load an image file in it is called writing. Read feature allows users to read the disc like an image file, the Build feature is used to create an image file for the files selected by the user, and this file can then be burnt on the disc by the user. To understand the process associated with burning, users need to understand the various tools related to the software and their features.

ImgBurn can be used for any of the CD-DVD, HD DVD or even Blu-ray discs. It is lightweight in terms of size and is highly customizable as per user requirements. ImgBurn is a compact disc burning application that can run on all versions of Windows, ranging from Windows 95 to Windows 10 (32-bits as well as 64-bits), and can also be run on Linux using Wine.
