At 12:38 PM 2/6/2003 +0000, you wrote:
Unless I'm mistaken John is referring to "multi-session" writing. That means that essentially you can write to the cd again later, b/c it hasn't been completely finalized. Takes some finagling but you can leave part of the cd "open" & parts closed. This requires, if i'm not mistaken, quite a bit of knowledge in teh use of NERO or some other burning program. Nero has some nifty tricks to do this but unless you are well versed in how to do so, I suggest leaving it be & just close the whole CD session (Finalize it).<snip> > Data discs have to be fixed but they don't necessarily have to be fixed all > over the cd, it depends. So you could have a data disc that you fix the > written > portion of, and leave the rest of the disc unfixed, then add some more data > files at a later date and fix those and so on.Are you sure about this, John? I have always understood that fixating closed the disk. Anne -- Registered Linux User No.293302
Audio, ofc, is different again. I won't even try to explain that stuff as I don't understand it myself.
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