The Write to audio CD dialog allows you to control the process of CD publishing, namely, to specify a device used for recording (which is useful if your system is equipped with more than one CD recorder) and to select the recording speed. To start recording press the Write button.
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.
DART CD-Recorder Basic allows you to create CD Text audio discs. In order to do this you need a CD recorder which supports the CD Text feature and which is supported for this feature by DART CD-Recorder Basic. You will know whether this is the case after opening the Write to audio CD dialog – when the CD Text format is enabled the Write CD Text information checkbox, placed in the middle part of the dialog, is active.
To create a CD Text disc, provide CD Text information for each playlist item and for the entire collection (see Using CD Text) and check the Write CD Text information checkbox prior to pressing the Write button.
Finally, DART CD-Recorder Basic allows you to burn CD+G discs, provided, of course, that your CD recorder supports this format. CD+G means compact disc with graphics. The most important application of CD+G is for Karaoke.
To burn a CD+G disc proceed identically as when creating an audio CD. The only difference lies in the contents of the playlist - since a typical CD+G disc is a collection of CD+G tacks, the playlist should contain the CD+G files only (*.bin). Note, however, that DART CD-Recorder Basic also allows you to create nonstandard audio discs which combine both CD and CD+G tracks (when such nonstandard disc is played in a Karaoke CD player the lyrics is displayed for the CD+G tracks only).