ImgBurn – The Ultimate Image Burner!

I prefer ISO disc images^* as the primary file format for my video collection.

In this short guide, I’ll share with you how I use ImgBurn to create an ISO disc image from a BDMV folder structure.

Update 2021-06-19: I’ve had to fix a bug in the script

This is the BDMV folder structure of an extracted (UHD) Blu-Ray in a folder named BLU-RAY

download and extract ImgBurn.7z to your PC

ImgBurn as archive
SHA-256 checksum file*

change into the folder ImgBurn

open the file create_ISO.cmd in an editor (e.g. with Notepad++) and modify the variables SOURCE, TARGET and DISK_TITLE in section DISK 1 lines 7-9.
If you want to build additional ISO images in a batch, modify the variables SOURCE, TARGET and DISK_TITLE in section DISK 2 line number 14-16 and remove REM from the beginning of lines 14-18. For more, copy / paste the block and so on.

After successful creation of the ISO disc image, the script will remove the source folder with the command in line 11. You can disable it by removing the line or putting REM in front of it.

@ECHO OFF
CHCP 65001> nul 2>&1
SETLOCAL
TITLE ImgBurn - The Ultimate Image Burner!

:: DISK 1
SET SOURCE=C:\Downloads\BLU-RAY
SET TARGET=P:\Downloads\BLU-RAY.iso
SET DISK_TITLE=BLU-RAY
CALL :ImgBurn "%SOURCE%" "%TARGET%" "%DISK_TITLE%"
IF EXIST "%TARGET%" RMDIR /S /Q "%SOURCE%"

:: DISK 2
REM SET SOURCE=
REM SET TARGET=
REM SET DISK_TITLE=
REM CALL :ImgBurn "%SOURCE%" "%TARGET%" "%DISK_TITLE%"
REM IF EXIST "%TARGET%" RMDIR /S /Q "%SOURCE%"

:: DISK n
REM SET SOURCE=
REM SET TARGET=
REM SET DISK_TITLE=
REM CALL :ImgBurn "%SOURCE%" "%TARGET%" "%DISK_TITLE%"
REM IF EXIST "%TARGET%" RMDIR /S /Q "%SOURCE%"

GOTO:end

:ImgBurn
ImgBurn.exe /MODE BUILD /BUILDOUTPUTMODE IMAGEFILE /SRC %1 /DEST %2 /FILESYSTEM "UDF" /UDFREVISION "2.50" /VOLUMELABEL_UDF %3 /START /CLOSESUCCESS /PORTABLE /NOSAVESETTINGS
GOTO:EOF

:end
ENDLOCAL

save create_ISO.cmd

execute create_ISO.cmd