Release Notes#

Version 5.0#

New#

  • [PB-273] - Build for macOS arm64

  • [PB-274] - Build for Ubuntu arm64

  • [PB-291] - Build .NET version for ARM (macOS)

  • [PB-292] - Build .NET version for ARM (Ubuntu)

  • [PB-298] - C++: bluray-data CLI sample - (Windows)

  • [PB-299] - C++: bluray-data CLI sample - (Linux)

  • [PB-300] - C++: bluray-data CLI sample - (macOS)

  • [PB-318] - Samples: Publish C++ CLI samples to GitHub

  • [PB-320] - C++: Publish PrimoBurner Core Demo v5.0.1 to GitHub

  • [PB-321] - .NET: Publish PrimoBurner .NET Core Demo v5.0.1 to GitHub

Fix#

  • [PB-302] - ScsiInquiry takes a long time on Raspbery Pi 4 Ubuntu aarch64

  • [PB-309] - DataDisc: Wrong creation datetime for files and directories on Linux / macOS

  • [PB-313] - DataDisc: Wrong creation datetime for files and directories on Windows

  • [PB-323] - Docs: C++: Fix DeviceEnum::createDevice documentation

  • [PB-277] - Show “Unregistered version / Demo version” message for DEMO builds

Version 4.7.8#

Update#

  • [PB-246] - Update AVBlocks to 2.3.4

Version 4.7.4#

Update#

  • [PB-245] - Update AVBlocks to 2.3.3

Version 4.7.3#

Update#

  • [PB-243] - Update AVBlocks to 2.3.2

Version 4.7.2#

Update#

  • [PB-241] - Update AVBlocks to 2.3.1

Version 4.7.1#

Update#

  • [PB-240] – Update AVBlocks to 2.2.1

Fix#

  • [PS-40] – Mac: Crash when enumerating devices in which there are discs with volume names shorter than 10 characters

Version 4.7#

New#

  • [PB-230] – Samples: New ‘enum_devices` sample

  • [PB-227] – Library: Windows: Support devices that do not have drive letters assigned.

  • [PB-224] – DeviceEnum: Windows: Do not require drive letters during device enumeration

Update#

  • [PB-236] – Update AVBlocks to 2.2

  • [PB-232] – Mac: Provide 32-Bit + 64-Bit universal lib for Mac

  • [PB-237] – Linux: Use Qt5 in GUI samples

Version 4.6.1#

Update#

  • [PB-225] – Update AVBlocks to 1.26

Version 4.6#

Update#

  • [PB-220] – Samples: Windows: Upgrade sample projects to Visual Studio 2015

  • [PB-221] – Samples: Windows: Deprecate the CLR2 .NET projects

  • [PB-222] – Update AVBlocks to 1.25

Version 4.5#

New#

  • [PB-216] – Device: Write+Verify recording mode for DVD-RAM and BD-RE media

Update#

  • [PB-217] – Device: Rename Device.BDRWriteVerification to Device.BDWriteVerify

  • [PB-218] – Update AVBlocks to version 1.19

Fix#

  • [PB-215] – System.EntryPointNotFoundException: Unable to find an entry point named ‘TocTrack_adr’ in DLL

Version 4.4.2#

Update#

  • [PB-204] – Samples: Mac: Upgrade C++ samples to Qt 5.x

  • [PB-210] – Update AVBlocks to 1.18

Fix#

  • [PB-203] – Mac: Pure virtual function called exception in ReadCDSession sample

  • [PB-209] – Device: Device.WriteTransferRate returns zero for BD-RE media

Version 4.4.1#

New#

  • [PB-188] – Samples: .NET: New MultiAudioCD sample

Update#

  • [PB-185] – Docs: .NET: Fix the code samples in the DiscLayout and DiscArchive docs

  • [PB-186] – Docs: C++: Fix the code sample in the DiscArchive docs

  • [PB-191] – Update AVBlocks to version 1.16

Version 4.4#

Update#

  • [PB-97] – Docs: C++: Add a page that describes the API changes for PrimoBurner 4

Fix#

  • [PB-179] – .NET: CachePolicy.CacheSmallFiles causes entry point exception

  • [PB-182] – .NET: ErrorFacility enum has the wrong values for Mac and POSIX subsytems

  • [PB-183] – C++: AVBlocks libraries are missing from the C++ distribution

Version 4.3#

Update#

  • [PB-141] – Samples: C++: BluRayBurner: Add Close Track and Close Session options

  • [PB-142] – Samples: C++: BluRayBurner: Choose format type and subtype before formatting.

Fix#

  • [PB-131] – Write errors on PIONEER , BD-RW BDR-206D v9.56

  • [PB-140] – Wrong seconds in B0 pointer when writing CD using WriteMethod::RawDao2352.

  • [PB-143] – Device::isMediaFormatted reports false for formatted BD-R with spare areas (BD-R SRM-POW)

  • [PB-144] – Last written DVD ECC block and BD Cluster is padded with zeros. This affects random disc writes.

  • [PB-145] – Partially formatted DVD-RW media is reported as blank on some LITE-ON devices.