Creating An Audio Cd - Novell LINUX ENTERPRISE DESKTOP 10 SP2 - KDE 08-05-2008 Manual

use Tools > Burn CD Image. If this option is used, all other options in this section
are deactivated.
Remove Image
Remove the temporary image file from hard disk when finished.
Verify Written Data
Check the integrity of the written data by comparing the MD5 sums of the original
and the burned data.
The Image tab is only accessible if the option Only create image. In this case, determine
the file to which to write the ISO.
The Settings tab contains two options. The first one, Datatrack Mode is available only
for CDs. It contains configuration of how data tracks may be written. In general, auto
is considered the best suited method. The Multisession Mode is used to append data to
an already written but not finalized medium.
In the Volume Desc tab, enter some general information that can be used to identify
this particular data project, its publisher and preparer, and the application and operating
system used in the creation of this project. In the File system tab, specify settings for
the file system (RockRidge, Joliet, UDF). Also determine how symbolic links, file
permissions, and blanks are treated. In the Advanced tab, experienced users can make
additional settings.
After adjusting all settings to your needs, start the actual burning process using Burn.
Alternatively, save these settings for future use and adjustment with Save.

21.2 Creating an Audio CD

Basically, there are no significant differences between creating an audio CD and creating
a data CD. Select File > New Audio CD Project. Drag and drop the individual audio
tracks to the project folder. The audio data must be in WAV or Ogg Vorbis format.
Determine the sequence of the tracks by moving them up or down in the project folder.
With the help of CD Text, you are able to add certain text information to a CD, such
as CD title, artist name, and track name. CD players that support this feature can read
and display this information. To add CD Text information to your audio tracks, select
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