but if your using Wine v4 or older, ImgBurn will see your CD/DVD etc burners in it's default ASPI mode (although you can still use SPTI mode if you want to). 'Tools > Settings > I/O' and select 'SPTI - Microsoft' and select 'Device Interface' or 'Drive Letter' and now ImgBurn will see your CD/DVD burners and work as expected.

NOTE: if you are running Wine v5 series or newer (currently Wine v7 series is the newest) for ImgBurn to see your CD/DVD etc burners you have to do the following in ImgBurn.

NOTE: Wine must be set to Windows XP mode for ImgBurn to work as Wine defaults to Windows 7 mode as if you try to start ImgBurn with Wine in Windows 7 mode, ImgBurn will hang at the splash screen and simply won't work! this works on Linux (I use Linux Mint v20.3-Xfce) as I suggest setting it up through PlayOnLinux (sudo apt install playonlinux) with Wine v6.0.1 (x86(32bit) or amd64(64bit) works, but I suggest x86 since it saves a bit of hard drive space). Simply the best all-around burning software available.

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