User manual NERO EXPRESS

[. . . ] User's Guide Nero Express www. nero. com Copyright and Trademark Information The Nero Express User's Guide and all contents are copyrighted and the property of Nero AG. This User's Guide contains materials protected under International Copyright Laws. No part of this Guide may be reproduced, transmitted or transcribed without the expressed written permission of Nero AG. All brand names and trademarks are properties of their respective owners. [. . . ] Quick copy: This option is only available if there are at least two drives connected. Activate this option if the data should be copied directly from the source drive to the target drive. This method does not require any memory space on the hard drive. If this box is checked, a direct copy will be created. Select this option if you do not have much time or if you have too little space on the hard drive for an image file. If this box is not checked, an image file will be created first and the image file then burned. Select this option if you would like to burn multiple copies of the disc, want the best possible reproduction of the original disc, have enough space on the hard drive for an image file or have enough time. Writing speed: Click on the drop-down list if you would like to change the writing speed and select another available speed. Number of copies: Click in this field if you would like to change the number of copies and enter the desired number. Verify data on disc after burning: Activate this option if you would like to verify whether the burned data is identical with the original data. After the burn process, Nero Express ejects the burned disc and reloads it. Image File: If an image file of the original disc is created first, then this field button opens a dialog shows the directory where it is saved. Clicking on the in which you can change the name of the image file and the directory where it is saved. Nero Express 7 Copying a disc · 58 9 About burning 9. 1 Selecting a recorder If there are a number of recorders installed, you can specify the desired recorder for Nero Express both when selecting the compilation in the start window and in the burn dialog. Start window: Open the advanced settings area of the compilation window and click on the drop-down list to select the desired recorder. Burn window: Click on the drop-down list to select the desired recorder. Nero Express 7 About burning · 59 Nero Express 7 About burning · 60 9. 2 Burning a disc Unless you own the copyright or have the permission of the copyright holder, the unauthorized copying of discs can represent a violation of national or international laws and may result in serious penalties. If you have completed your compilation or made your copying settings, you will be in the 'Final Burn Settings' dialog where you can make your final settings and start the burn process. Current Recorder This field shows the selected recorder. Clicking on the drop-down list shows the available recorders, i. e. the installed recorders and the image recorder. Using the image recorder you can save each compilation to your hard drive as an image file and burn it later using Nero Express or view it using Nero ImageDrive. Clicking on the 'Options' button displays additional information for the selected recorder such as the media types to be burned, the firmware, etc. Additional settings can also be made for DVD compilations. In this field enter the desired name of the disc. In this field you can enter the title of the CD for audio CDs if the recorder supports the writing of CD TEXT. In this field you can enter the artist of the CD for audio CDs if the recorder supports the writing of CD TEXT. [. . . ] You can write onto a disc and complete it in a single session. If more than one session is recorded on a disc, then this is known as a multi-session disc. Session-At-Once The session-at-once method is mainly used for CD-Extra. With the session-atonce recording type, a first session with several audio tracks is recorded in one operation. The latter is then switched off but the CD is not closed (meaning you are still able to write additional data to it). [. . . ]