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K3b
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17.2
Burning CDs
The detected writer is displayed under ‘Device’ in the burning dialog. Set the
burning speed in ‘Burning Speed’. The following options are offered here:
burning speed in ‘Burning Speed’. The following options are offered here:
‘Mode’
This option determines how the laser writes a CD. In the DAO (disk at
once) mode, the laser is not deactivated while the CD is written. This mode
is recommended for the creation of audio CDs. However, it is not supported
by all CD writers. In the TAO mode (track at one), a separate write process
is applied for every individual track. The RAW mode is not used very of-
ten, as the writer does not perform any data corrections. The best setting is
‘automatic’, as it allows K3b to use the most suitable settings.
is recommended for the creation of audio CDs. However, it is not supported
by all CD writers. In the TAO mode (track at one), a separate write process
is applied for every individual track. The RAW mode is not used very of-
ten, as the writer does not perform any data corrections. The best setting is
‘automatic’, as it allows K3b to use the most suitable settings.
‘Simulate’
This function can be used to check if your system supports the se-
lected writing speed. The writing is performed with the laser deactivated to
test the system.
test the system.
‘On the fly’
Burns the desired data without first creating an image file (do
not use this feature on low-performance machines). An image file — also
known as an ISO image — is a file containing the entire CD content that is
subsequently written to the CD exactly as it is.
known as an ISO image — is a file containing the entire CD content that is
subsequently written to the CD exactly as it is.
‘Burnfree’
This option was formerly known as burn-proof. It helps to avoid
buffer underruns of a CD writer. If burnfree is selected, the CD writer will
mark the current position and can return here in the event of a buffer un-
derrun. However, this causes small data gaps that are audible in audio CDs.
It is preferable to select a suitable burning speed that avoids buffer under-
runs.
mark the current position and can return here in the event of a buffer un-
derrun. However, this causes small data gaps that are audible in audio CDs.
It is preferable to select a suitable burning speed that avoids buffer under-
runs.
‘Create Image File only’
This option creates an image file. Set the path for this
file under ‘Temporary File’. The image file can be written to CD at a later
time. To do this, use ‘Tools’ ➝ ‘Write ISO Image’. If this option is used, all
other options in this section are deactivated.
time. To do this, use ‘Tools’ ➝ ‘Write ISO Image’. If this option is used, all
other options in this section are deactivated.
The ‘Settings’ tab features options needed for the creation of CDs with multiple
data or audio tracks (multisession CDs). In the ‘Name of Media’ tab, specify a
name, description, publisher, and other details for the CD.
data or audio tracks (multisession CDs). In the ‘Name of Media’ tab, specify a
name, description, publisher, and other details for the CD.
Under ‘File system’, specify settings for the file system on the CD (RockRidge,
Joliet, UDF). Also determine how symbolic links, file permissions, and blanks are
treated. In the ‘Advanced’ tab, experienced users can specify additional settings.
Joliet, UDF). Also determine how symbolic links, file permissions, and blanks are
treated. In the ‘Advanced’ tab, experienced users can specify additional settings.
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