Adding Files or Folders | Setting the Track Properties


Create a CD/DVD - 1

Adding Files or Folders

1. Launch B's Recorder GOLD5.
 

Tip
The Wizard appears by default when the application is launched. Disable [Display when application launched] so it will not appear the next time you launch the application.


2.

Drag the files or folders from the file browser in the upper half of the window, or the Explorer, then drop them into the Data Edit field in the lower half of the window.

 



Setting the Track Properties
Complete the necessary settings for recording your data CD/DVD.
Use one of the following methods to display the Track Properties window:
  1. Double click on the track in the Track Edit field.
  2. Select the track, then click [Properties] on the tool bar.
  3. Right click on the track in the field and select [Properties] from the menu.
  4. Select the track, then select [File] -> [Properties] from the menu bar.

 

[Track Information] Tab

Mode
Sets the format of the sector (frame), which is the minimum unit of a data cluster used in a Data CD. The default setting is [Mode 1] for standard discs. Select [Mode 2 XA] when creating a multimedia disc (CD-Extra, etc.)

Note
Any changes to the mode made here are only valid for this track. The next track you enter will be automatically set to the mode set in Options.




Volume Label

Sets this disc's name that will appear when you insert the disc into a drive. You can use 'a' or 'd' characters only for ISO9660 data.

Created
Sets the date the disc was created. There is no need to change the default setting.

OS Compatibility
The number and type of characters that can be used in the file and folder names varies depending on the OS. Give careful thought to the OS under which the disc will be used and change this setting accordingly.

Note
UDF/ISO Bridge, which is compatible under MS-DOS, Windows 3.1/95/98/Me/NT/ 2000/XP (Joliet), is automatically selected when recording a writable DVD.




Bootable CD/DVD

Select this option when creating a bootable CD/DVD that will boot the system from a CD-ROM or DVD-ROM drive.

Save list as CSV file
Click this button to save the added project file and folder names as a CSV text file.


 

[Other Identifiers] Tab
This tab sets the ISO9660 format basic volume identifiers. As this is used by official publications, you do not ordinarily need to set it for personal use.

System Identifier The OS under which the disc is to be used in up to 32 'a' characters.
Volume Set Identifier The name of the Volume Set in 128 'd' characters, when the disc is registered in one.
Publisher Identifier The disc's publisher in 128 'a' characters. To specify a file that includes the publisher, first input an underline dash '_', then an 8 'd' character file name, and lastly a 3 'd' character extension.
Data Preparer Identifier The data preparer in 128 'a' characters. To specify a file that includes the data preparer, first input an underline dash '_', then an 8 'd' character file name, and lastly a 3 'd' character extension.
Application Identifier The application the disc's data can be used in 128 'a' characters. To specify a file that includes the application information, first input an underline dash '_', then an 8 'd' character file name, and lastly a 3 'd' character extension.
Copyright File Identifier The copyright file name with an 8 'd' character file name, and a 3 'd' character extension; and the file version (a number between 1 and 32767).
Abstract File Identifier The name of the file that includes a summary of the contents with an 8 'd' character file name, and a 3 'd' character extension; and the file version (a number between 1 and 32767).
Bibliographical File The name of the file that includes the bibliographical details with an 8 'd' character file name, and a 3 'd' character extension; and the file version (a number between 1 and 32767).
Modification Date & Time The date and time the volume was last updated.
Expiration Date & Time The expiry date of the volume.
Effective Date & Time The time and date from which the volume is valid.

 


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