When writing an image file to disk, it seems the start/end track and head settings are ignored and the entire image file is written out.
I suppose the way the process currently works causes a bit of an issue writing out partial tracks, however. Since you don't choose an image file until right before it's written out, you can't see how many tracks are in the image.
Ideally, you'd choose the image file and the information about that image would populate into the copier window (start/end/type/etc), then you could adjust settings before clicking "Make Image" (which should probably be labelled as "Write Image" at this point).
Or, if the ability to write out partial images is prohibited, just gray-out the track settings as soon as the user chooses the Image File option from the source device drop-down.
I suppose the way the process currently works causes a bit of an issue writing out partial tracks, however. Since you don't choose an image file until right before it's written out, you can't see how many tracks are in the image.
Ideally, you'd choose the image file and the information about that image would populate into the copier window (start/end/type/etc), then you could adjust settings before clicking "Make Image" (which should probably be labelled as "Write Image" at this point).
Or, if the ability to write out partial images is prohibited, just gray-out the track settings as soon as the user chooses the Image File option from the source device drop-down.