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Disc burning options
Burn.Now features a number of options to determine how your discs are burnt.
Output settings
Write CD-Text information
Writing CD-Text is allowed if the disc is closed. Enable this option to display artist, title,
and language information when your disc is played.
Mirror UDF metadata
Enable this option to record 2 copies of your data structure in physically separated areas
on your disc to enhance the readability of your disc.
Joliet
Enable this option to permit extended file names of up to 64 characters in length,
including spaces.
Close disc
Closing a disc prevents additional data to be written onto the disc after the burning
process is finished.
The following guidelines should be followed when deciding whether to close a disc or
leave it open:
• A data disc can be left open. CD-ROM and DVD-ROM drives will be able to read open
data discs.
• Leave an MP3 disc open to keep adding more MP3 files. CD-ROM drives, MP3 players
and CD players that support MP3 playback will be able to play open MP3 discs.
• If an Audio CD is left open, it can be appended with data files and used as a data disc
as well. An Audio CD that contains both audio tracks and data tracks is known as a
CD-Extra disc.
Close an Audio CD when writing CD-Text onto the disc. Closing an Audio CD also
makes the disc more compatible with CD players that may not be able to play open
discs.
Note: Burn.Now burns a disc in 'Disc-at-Once' mode when you close
the disc, and 'Track-at-Once' mode when the disc is left open.
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