When ImgBurn first starts up you are shown the main menu and the log file window.
If you want to shut the log file menu you’ll get a humorous warning message.
It allows you to burn to CDs, DVDs, HD DVD, and Blu-ray.
you’ve got the option to run a test mode and verify disk data when burning.
Options abound for controlling every aspect of burning disks, creating images, or verifying disk data.
If you should probably burn a certain data file format to optical disc ImgBurn can probably do it.
You might also what to check out The Geek’s article on creating aVista recovery disk using ImgBurn.
