IsoBuster 1.6 released. Huge changelog

New:

• Support for UDF 2.50, the newest version of the UDF standard.
• Support for DVD+R DL (Dual Layer DVD+R)
• Implementation of an embedded Method 3 (Mount Rainier) remapper for CD-RW.
• Implementation of an embedded Method 3 (Mount Rainier) remapper for DVD+RW.
• Automatic detection of Mount Rainier CDs and DVDs in none-capable Mount Rainier drives.
• Ability to force Mount Rainier remapping (Options menu)
• Online check to see if there is a more recent version available (Check per day, week, ... , never)
• Added support for Virtual CD image files (*.vc4 and *.000 images)
  • Open via the *.vc4 (track/session descriptor file) to get the proper track/session layout.
  • Open the *.000 (data container file) to treat as an ordinary image without extra layout data.
• Added support for BlindWrite CD/DVD image files (*.b5t and *.b5i images)
  • Open via the *.b5t (track/session descriptor file) to get the proper track/session layout.
  • Open the *.b5i (data container file) to treat as an ordinary image without extra layout data.
• Integration of MD5 Checksum files.
  • Creation of MD5 checksum file (.md5) of the currently opened image
  • Creation of MD5 checksum file (.md5) for potential (future) image files extracted a certain way
  • Verify if currently opened image file's checksums match with checksums in checksum file (.md5)
  • Opening IsoBuster with an .md5 file or dragging an .md5 file onto IsoBuster will trigger
  • IsoBuster to load the image file in the .md5 file and IsoBuster will do a verify automatically.
  • Options to automatically create an MD5 checksum file after image file extraction.
  • Fully supports image files which consist of multiple files, including cuesheet files etc.
• The progress bar now shows the progress of the entire operation
  instead of object per object. For nostalgic reasons, should you like the
  older approach better, an option to switch this back to object per
  object is available in the Options menu (GUI).
• The File and Directory Time Zone information, stored in the file-systems, is now taken in account
  • to display the time in the ListView (right pane)
  • and to assign a time stamp to an extracted file.
  • This way IsoBuster does the same as Windows NT, 2K, XP as opposed to Windows 9x.
• For investigative or nostalgic reasons the local time stamps can
  still be seen and applied during extraction via the Options Menu
  (Options / File Systems / General)
• The second tab of the properties window for a file or directory
  now shows the time zone of where the file was put on
  disc.
• When multiple files are extracted, and one or more files already
  exist, IsoBuster now offers, besides the already existing option
  "Yes to All", a "No to All" option on the question whether files
  need to be overwritten or not.
• In case of a corrupt UDF 1.5 file-system on CD-R with a missing
  VAT IsoBuster's default setting is to start looking for that VAT. This
  can take a while when there are a lot of errors on the disc. An option
  has been added to stop the search if there are too many errors. Default
  this option is set to
  'On'.