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[Data Options] , show as below
Volume ID : Edit volume id of the disk
Include Joliet Directories (64 char file names) : Joliet file names can be up to 64 characters maximum (including the extension).
Mode2XA instead of mode 1: Mode1 and Mode2XA are for ISO9660/Joliet data discs. Mode 2XA is a special mode for compatibility
with older CD-ROM drives. Mode1 is the only valid write type for DVD formats. It is only using burn a CD.
DVD High Compatibility : This will pad the session to at least 1GB so that older DVD-ROM readers will recognize the data volume. This should always be False if recording anything other than the first session.
[Write Options] , show as below
Cache Image before Writing : If writing from a network location, or including many smaller files (under 1K) in the ISO/Joliet image, or using a slower system, this setting is recommended to avoid drive under-run writing errors. For audio CDs, all audio tracks are cached prior to writing. Using caching for CDs can result in usage of up to 800MB of temporary hard drive space.
Finalize Disc : Sometimes called a Closed Disc, this option locks the disc after the burning is completed so that nothing more can be written to it. This option can be used when delivering a final release or document for distribution.
Note 1: This operation can take up to 5 minutes on some drives. This operation cannot be cancelled.
Note 2: All audio discs are closed.
Note 3: DVD+RW and DVD-RAM always appear closed, and this setting does not apply. These formats are random access, and therefore are always writable..
Test Write Mode: The test write mode will simulate writing activity on the drive; except the laser will never be turned on. The disc will remain unwritten. DVD formats cannot be written to in test mode and will result in the disc being written to regardless of this setting.
Use Buffer Protection : This option uses Burn-Proof or JustLink depending on what your drive supports.Burn-Proof and JustLink are used to prevent errors while burning a disc.
Auto-Verify File Data : A binary compare with source files will be performed on all, except for imported files. Imported files from a previous session will NOT be verified because the source files may no longer exist.
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