Adding Files | Adding an Image File

Create a Mixed-Mode CD

In Mixed-Mode format, the first track contains file data, while the second track is composed of audio files. The first track can either be files or an ISO9660 image file.

Tip
When playing a Mixed-Mode disc on an audio CD player, only the first track will be recognized, thus producing a loud noise. In this format, it is the second track which contains the audio data. Therefore, we recommend recording in CD Extra format if the disc is to be played on both audio and data CD players.




Adding Files

1. Change the lower part of the main window to General view.

2. Add the files or folders as track 1.
 


3. Add the audio files after track 1.
 


Tip
Adding audio files here automatically sets the disc to Mixed-Mode (as shown by the disc icon above the fields.)

4.

Enable [Disc-At-Once].

5. Set the gap size as required by selecting [Edit] -> [Edit Gap Size] from the menu bar. Click here for more details on the settings.

6. Click [Record] on the tool bar when all the settings are complete.

7. Complete the settings on the Recording window that appears, then click [Start].

8. Recording begins. Click [OK] on the prompt that appears when the disc is complete.


Adding an Image File

Note
You must have an ISO9660 image file already saved on your hard disk to use this method.


1.

Change the lower part of the main window to Track Edit view. You can also use General view, but the Track Edit view is useful for viewing the track information.

2. Add the ISO9660 image file as track 1.
 


3. Add the audio files after track 1.
 


4. Enable [Disc-At-Once].

5. Set the gap size as required by selecting [Edit]-> [Edit Gap Size] from the menu bar. Click here for more details on the settings.

6. Click the [Record] on the tool bar when all the settings are complete.

7. Complete the settings on the Recording window that appears, then click [Start].

8. Recording begins. Click [OK] on the prompt that appears when the disc is complete.

 

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