
Burning Data Disks:
Data disks are mostly used for computers, but also a
DVD-Video disk is a data disk. There are different types of data disks,
all with their own purpose. Burn can create most common disks.
1 Select some files
This can be any file or folder.
2 Drop them in the list
Drop the files inside the list. To use a single folder as
layout drop it in the Data tab around the list.
3 Select a filesystem
Select a filesystem:
- Mac (HFS+): Choose this filesystem if you want use the
discs on Macs only. Windows can't read this filesystem.
- PC (Joliet): This filesystem is most common for CDs and
can be read by most computers. It can also be used on DVDs.
- DVD (UDF): This filesystem is most common for DVDs. It
can be read by most modern computers (this includes Mac OS 9 systems
and Windows 98 systems). It can also be used on CDs.
- Mac + PC: This is a mix of a Mac filesystem + a PC
filesystem. It can be read on almost all computers, but it keeps Mac
specific information intact (like icons and resource forks).
- DVD-Video: This filesystem (ISO 9660/UDF) is most
common used on DVD-Video disks. Use this filesystem to burn your
VIDEO_TS folder to be played on a DVD-Player. It can also be used on a
CD.
4 Click on Burn
This will bring up a dialog.
5 Choose options
By clicking on the expand button, you can choose options
how to handle recording. Burn will save these options and they will be
used for future disks.
6 Burn the disk
Now click Burn to burn the disk.