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Originally Posted by AAR.oner
and as long as yer checksums verify after burning, all is fine  |
I wrote it a few times, but let me repeat: problem with checksum for a DVD disc, exactly for *.ifo and *.bup files, is NOT caused by a burning program but
incorrect authoring, and also by some standalones. These files require to have specific size, built-in information/structure to comply with the DVD standard. If you get an error / a burning program changes them (i.e. Nero, but it is possible to skip the process) it means that they were wrong and have been corrected. Nothing is altered with regard to video and audio stream!
I understand that people want to trust in and have exact md5 but in other hand it should not be a blind religion
but a bit of understanding of the DVD specification.
BTW: ImageBurn copies exactly what you have on HD/DVD/CD disc so no way to change md5.
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