Software update: DeepBurner 1.1.0.85 beta

DeepBurner is a newly developed CD and DVD burning program. They have opted for a user-friendly interface with support for drag&drop features in Windows. In addition to burning data and audio CDs and DVDs, there is also the option to create labels for the two media. Development is in full swing and version 1.1.0.85 beta has been released today. The changelog so far looks like this:

Version 1.1.0.85b Dec. 9, 2003

• Fixed: bug when the program couldn’t open saved session file
• Fixed: other minor bugs and errors

Version 1.1.0.84b Dec. 8, 2003

• Added: support for Disk-at-Once, Track-at-Once burning methods for AudioCDs
• Added: time in the log window for each entry
• Added: optional sounds (burn done, erase done)
• Added: production of a log file to be sent to support
• Upgraded: list of CD/DVD recorders
• Fixed: all minor bugs and errors

Version 1.1.0.81 Dec. 1, 2003

• added embedded logger that tracks recording panel, version of the program and version of ms windows
• added possibility to repeat initialization of drives if the drive is not found during the first initialization
• added illustration of percentages while recording a CD/DVD
• added inability to close the program during the recording process
• added prevention for splitter to be less than the specified size
• changes in the code of drives’ initialization
• changes in program’s help and license agreement
• fixed bug when while opening a new file from windows explorer the program first asked to create a new project and only then opened the file
• fixed control over the length of filenames and disk labels
• fixed bug when it was possible to minimize the left window of the program without opportunity to restore it back

Version 1.1.0.73 Nov. 28, 2003

• First public release