Burning data CD-ROMs

In addition to burning audio CDs, DART CD-Recorder Basic allows you to create ‘ordinary’ (Joliet-compatible) CD-ROMs where audio files are saved ‘as are’, i.e. they are not converted to digital audio tracks. You can use this option to create archive copies of your audio data.

To burn a CD-ROM containing audio files:

1. Create a playlist.

2. Evoke the Write to CD-ROM dialog by choosing the Write to CD-ROM command from the List menu.

3. Choose among the available recording options.

4. Click the Write button to start recording.

If you want to check whether your system is capable of recording with a given speed activate the Simulate disc creation checkbox (when you choose this option, all actions will be identical with those taken during actual recording, except that no data will be written to a CD).

To enable the BURN-Proof feature (when available), check the Enable BURN-Proof checkbox. To learn more about the BURN-Proof solution click the help line below.

Using BURN-Proof mode

If you have a software allowing you to read multisession discs and you plan to add in the future some data to the currently created CD, enable the Write as multisession disc feature. To close the session, which will fix the contents of a CD, check the Close session box.