Optical Drives - Important Note; Cd Text; Burning A Cd-R - Merging Pyramix 4.3 User Manual

Buffer
Another 'thermometer' showing the state of the record buffer.
Results
This box displays detailed information about various aspects of the process depending on what you are
doing at the time.
Table Of Content
Displays the TOC in detail.
Print TOC...
Opens a Print Options dialog. The actual options available will depend on the printer you have
selected.
Save TOC...
Opens a File Browser dialog. Here, you can type a name for the TOC file and choose a suitable folder to
save it in.
Select Report...
Opens a File Browser dialog where you can select a report style for the TOC
Design Report
Opens the Report Designer application. With this you can design your own report formats for TOCs.

Optical Drives - Important Note:

Most, if not all the issues you might encounter when working with optical drives, Windows and DiskWrite
can be solved by installing the latest firmware for your drive. This, together with installation iinstructions,
should be available from the drive manufacturer's website. This is true for CD-Text writing, write speed
& buffer issues, as well as for CD-Import.

CD Text

CD-Text has been successfully tested with several high quality DVD-R and CD-R drives. However, Dis-
cWrite and its CD-text functionality should work with most of the writers available on the market, pro-
vided care has been taken to install the latest available firmware for the unit.
A warning has been added, for when a non CD-Text writer is intended to be used to write a Disc Image
containing CD-Text.
Compatibility with CD-Text can be confirmed in the Target area by making sure the desired drive is
selected and choosing Drive Info from the drop down menu.
Writing CD-Text (audio, disc at once): Yes. Should be found in the Supported write methods sec-
tion of the list in the Results window.

Burning a CD-R

Launch DiskWrite. (A normal Pyramix installation places a DiskWrite icon on the desktop)To burn a
CD-R from a previously created CD image file:
1. In the Source section, click the Open Image... button, then navigate to and select a previously cre-
ated CD Image file (an .img or .pmi file).
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