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[. . . ] 13 What Are the Different Types of Disc Media?14 How Much Information Can I Record onto a Single Disc?15 What Should I Know about Recording Speeds?17 iii Making an Exact Copy of a Disc with RecordNow Wizard . [. . . ] Select Disc Explorer and Drive Properties from the Drive menu. Choose a recorder drive from the drop-down list on the Disc Explorer and Drive Properties dialog box. If the recorder can write CD Text, the words CD Text read/write will appear in the top section of the window. Adding CD Text Discs recorded with CD Text will only display CD Text information when played back in players that display the CD Text logo. The audio will play on a non-CD Text player, but the CD Text information will not be displayed. To add CD Text: 1. Make sure your Audio Disc job is open and is the active window in the Job Setup panel. Select the disc or track you want to add CD Text to, then click the Edit button. Type the disc or track information in the appropriate text boxes (Title and Performer information is required). If you want this information to be used for all the tracks, click the appropriate checkboxes. Repeat these steps, if necessary, for each track in the compilation. Creating a Video CD with RecordNow RecordNow can create a video disc from correctly formatted video files. These video discs will be playable in your appropriate DVD or Video CD players. A video DVD is made using a data disc job. You can also create a CD Extra (also called Enhanced CD) which is a special audio disc containing an audio session followed by a data session. This type of disc is useful when you want a regular music disc that also contains data files--a video of the music artist, for example. When you insert the disc on a consumer audio player it plays the audio tracks without seeing the data in the second session. Or, if you put the disc on a computer, its CD-ROM detects the second session and defaults there, reading the data as it normally would. Chapter 4, Using RecordNow 49 Creating a Mixed-Mode or CD Extra disc with RecordNow To create a mixed-mode or CD Extra disc: 1. From the File menu, point to New Job, then click Mixed-mode or CD Extra. An untitled mixed-mode or CD Extra job appears in the Job Setup panel. Creating a Mixed-mode or CD Extra Job. 2. From the Type drop-down menu, select either Classic Mixed-mode or CD Extra. The recording job's setup changes accordingly. The data disc job section appears on top when Mixed-mode is selected, and the audio disc job section appears on top when CD Extra is selected. Caution Although a mixed-mode disc will play on a consumer audio player, playing the data track could damage your speakers. Create a CD Extra disc if you want to play the disc on your home or car stereo. [. . . ] Click the Finalize button if you are done recording and do not want to add any more tracks to the disc. Note Once a disc has been finalized, you can no longer add audio files to the disc. Click Close when you are done recording with DJ-Burn. 84 Using RecordNow Troubleshooting This chapter provides troubleshooting tips to help you solve the most common issues when recording discs using RecordNow. Related Topics: 7 "Recordings Fail" "Can't Add Data Files to a Music Disc" "Unreadable Media" "Optical Drive Unavailable" "Drive Error Codes" Recordings Fail Disc recording is a resource-sensitive process. [. . . ]