#1 Burning Software

Hello.
Have two questions, and sadly cannot find answers in SDK. Maybe I'm missing something...
So:
1. Can I get information about the *disc* manufacturer ?
2. I have imported previous session to the tree. Now I need to modify its structure. More exactly, move files from one directory to another. How can I do such a thing ?
Thanks.

1) Read ATIP (part of StarBurn already) and find matching time in the table of times (not part of the StarBurn).

2) Manually. Create new node in "destination" and delete old one "source" after doing this. See tree management code samples how to do this.

1) OK. I just thought maybe some table was already implemented in StarBurn.

2) That's clear. But how can I let StarBurn_ISO9660JolietFileTree_Add() know, that I want to add file from existing session? I've tryed to pass a path returned by StarBurn_ISO9660JolietFileTree_GetNames() but that doesn't work. Haven't found any suitable samples.

3) And, by the way, when I import previous session, I get all filenames in uppercase. Is this normal StarBurn behaviour? Or am I just using some restrictive burner/tree parameters set ?

Lots of thanks for the time you wasting here...))

1) Not yet...

2) I don't understand what you're trying to do...

3) You're importing session as ISO9660. Try do this as Joliet.

E.g. User had burned two files in one folder. While creating new session user wants to put them to separate folders. What I'm looking for is how can I implement "put this only file from this session to that folder in new session".

You get whole file tree after importing the session. Just parse it before burning and remove unrequired file node.

But that is not enough! It's impossible to move content of one folder to another location in such way. And what if two copies of one file needed ? That cannot be done, too.
So removing is the only operation I can do with imported file through StarBurn?

You cannot move imported file into other directory right now. In last 5 years you're the first one who wanted such a functionality.