Command Line Mode

• You have to start ImgTool at least one time to set it up. Choose your recorder, the write speed, the flags you like and save the settings.
   
  
• ImgTool will load the ini file at startup also if you run it in command line mode.
   
  
• Place the media you like to burn into the recorder before you start ImgTool in command line mode.
   
  
• Use following command line options:
  • -d "d:\your\DVD root dir"
    This is the directory where your VIDEO_TS folder is located. If the directory name contains spaces, use quotes (") to encapsulate it.
  • -v volume_label
    The name of your burned DVD...
  • -s
    Shutdown Windows if burning has completed.
  • -e
    Don't eject media after burning.
  • -o
    Don't ask before overwrite rewriteable.
  • -l
    Save log file automatically. Log file saved in same dir as ImgTool.exe.
  
   
  
• If you run ImgTool in command line mode without any saved settings, ImgTool will start with following defaults:
  • use DVD media
  • use highest possible burn speed
  • use UDF only mode
  • eject media after writing
  ...so if you don't like these settings, do the one time setup as above desribed.
   
  
• Example:
   
     ImgTool -s -d e:\dvd -v silence_of_the_lambs -o -e
   
  This will burn a DVD labeled SILENCE_OF_THE_LAMBS from the VIDEO_TS files located in e:\dvd, rewriteable media will be overwritten without any interaction, after burn the media will not be ejected, Windows shuts down.