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Create a CD/DVD - 2
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Virtual CD Properties
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Edit Gap Size
You can adjust the gap size settings in this window. Select [Edit] -> [Edit Gap Size] from the menu bar to display this window. There is no need to make any changes when creating a data CD/DVD. You can set the gap size when you have added a track image file (ISO9660 image file or WAV file, etc.) into the Track Edit field.
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File/Folder Properties
You can change the date the disc was created and the attributes of the files and folders in the Data Edit field. Right click on the file or folder in the Data Edit field and select [Properties] from the menu. You can also display the window by selecting the file or folder in the Data Edit field, then clicking [Properties] on the tool bar.
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Record Mode Settings
Once you have completed the option settings for the data CD/DVD, complete the record mode settings.
B's Recorder GOLD5 supports both Disc-At-Once (DAO) and multisession recording (Track-At-Once (TAO) for CD-R/RW discs). If you do not enable [Disc-At-Once], the CD-R/RW will be recording using TAO. Enable [Disc-At-Once] to record using DAO.
DAO allows you to record onto a blank disc once only, similar to a pressed CD/DVD. TAO is more efficient, because it allows you to record additional data onto a disc as long as there is space remaining.
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Tip
An extra 10 to 20 MB is necessary to write session information with the data in each session when recording in TAO.
You cannot enable [Disc-At-Once] when recording a DDCD (Double Density CD). All writable DVD discs, except DVD+RW, will be recorded in DAO. |
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Close CD
Enable this option when you want to make the current session the last in multisession. Be sure to disable the [Disc-At-Once] option when using [Close CD]. Some older drives will not load a disc normally if it is not closed. Be sure to disable this option if you want to record in multisession.
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Record Settings
Insert a disc into the drive once all the settings are complete, then click the [Record] button on the tool bar. The Recording window appears.
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Recording Method
Simulate then Record
Tests whether the data will be successfully recorded, before it actually records the data. If an error occurs during simulation, the disc is not affected. Selecting this option will make recording time twice as long.
Record Only
Recording is executed without testing first.
Simulate Only
Recording is simulated, but not executed.
Note
The [Simulate then Record] and [Simulate Only] options cannot be selected for some drives if you enabled the buffer underrun prevention function. |
Recording Speed
This sets the standard recording speed. Some drives with the optimum write speed function ignore the speed here and record at the optimum speed for the system.
On-the-Fly
Enable this option to record data directly onto the disc without creating a track image on the temporary hard disk.
Verification
Enable this option to check whether the data recorded onto the disc can be read properly after recording is complete. It does not check whether the contents have been recorded properly.
Comparison
Enable this option to check whether the data recorded onto the disc is exactly the same as the original data.
Discs to record
Select the number of discs to be recorded with the same contents.
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Recording
Click [Start] after checking the settings. Recording begins. |
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Tip
If you are recording more than one disc, follow the instructions on the prompt that appears.

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