Nero 6 Burn Rom- Help file, cd-rw disks, cd audio/data combination disk

Nero 6 Burn Rom- Help file, cd-rw disks, cd audio/data combination disk

Where is the help file for it?


I downloaded it from website. But If I press F1 or try to find help in
the program it is nowhere to be found.


I am using Nero 6 with Windows XP Home Edition. I found that Windows XP
works very slowly after I installed the program. Is there anything I
could disable on startup which would make the computer startup faster?

Also after I installed InCd on my Windows XP the computer is very slow
almost to the point of freezing the screen. Is there any cure for this?
Will any Windows 98 computer system be able to read formatted InCd with
data on it?

Is there any other packet writing software which I can install which is
stable with all operating systems, since I have several burners on

different
computers with different operating systems. If so, which one you
reccomend? I have tried abCD and DirectCD. Any better ones you can
recommend which can read and write using all different kinds of Windows
OS?

Also I use cd-rw disks and I would like to know which method of writing
prolongs the disk life expectancy? Formatting it and use it like a
floppy or writing on it like a data Cd (This is mastering, right?)

Also does finalizing the cd-rw each time reduce the life expectance of
the cd-rw disk?

On what occasion should one finalize a disk and when one should not?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing so?


Also in Nero 6 there is a program in which you can write in combination
audio cd and data cd on the same cd.
How does this work? Should this type of disk be finalized?
Can this type of disk be played on regular cd player as well as on the

computer? If played on the computer how does it distingush as to what
to do either read data or play audio cda ?
So this type of disk can serve as 2 purposes play music and read data
files all on the same cd , right? And you can use CD-rw disk to do this
too and it will work, right?






Thanks in advance.


Bun Mui

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Bun Mui wrote:

Nero 6 Burn Rom- Help file, cd-rw disks, cd audio/data combination disk

Where is the help file for it?
I downloaded it from website. But If I press F1 or try to find help in
the program it is nowhere to be found.

See this thread:
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm... bubbanews.com

I am using Nero 6 with Windows XP Home Edition. I found that Windows XP
works very slowly after I installed the program. Is there anything I
could disable on startup which would make the computer startup faster?

Also after I installed InCd on my Windows XP the computer is very slow
almost to the point of freezing the screen. Is there any cure for this?

If you have not disabled winxp burn function, disable it:

Control Panel, Administrative Tools, Computer Management, Services, and
double-click "IMAPI CD Burning", click Stop, then set "Startup type" as
"Disabled".

Will any Windows 98 computer system be able to read formatted InCd with
data on it?

On win98, install EasyWriteReader:
http://www.nero.com/us/ns4_631925878740327.html

Is there any other packet writing software which I can install which is
stable with all operating systems, since I have several burners on
different
computers with different operating systems. If so, which one you
reccomend? I have tried abCD and DirectCD. Any better ones you can
recommend which can read and write using all different kinds of Windows
OS?

If you are not happy with InCD, try NTI's FileCD. It's not as
integrated into OS like other packet writers - drop files onto the
FileCD window - but that gives stabler operation than other packet
writers.
http://www.ntius.com/default.asp?p=cdmaker/filecd_main
https://secure.ntius.com/esdsoft/filecd_v2.asp

Another good one is Sonic's DLA, but there supposed to be some
incompatibility with Nero:
http://sonic.com/products/dla/default.asp

Also I use cd-rw disks and I would like to know which method of writing
prolongs the disk life expectancy? Formatting it and use it like a
floppy or writing on it like a data Cd (This is mastering, right?)

CD-RW media is supposed to be capable of 1,000 overwrites. If you think
about it, this is an awful lot of writing, be it packet writing or
mastering. If you write once a day, for example, you reach the limit in
about 3 years. Just use quality cd-rw's.

See the DirectCD faq article given he

Mike Richter is a LIAR (directcd/sparing) (i)
http://groups.google.com/groups?selm...mindspring.com

Also does finalizing the cd-rw each time reduce the life expectance of
the cd-rw disk?

On what occasion should one finalize a disk and when one should not?
What are the advantages and disadvantages of doing so?

Nowadays, Finalize (disc) is not necessary. If finalize is required,
burn software will do it. Finalized multisession discs are recognized
and load tad faster than the non-finalized ones.

Also in Nero 6 there is a program in which you can write in combination
audio cd and data cd on the same cd.
How does this work? Should this type of disk be finalized?

That's CD-Extra. Nero Help explains and gives the procedure to make
one. Nero makes CD-Extra with Finalize checked and greyed out.

Can this type of disk be played on regular cd player as well as on the
computer? If played on the computer how does it distingush as to what
to do either read data or play audio cda ?
So this type of disk can serve as 2 purposes play music and read data
files all on the same cd , right? And you can use CD-rw disk to do this
too and it will work, right?

(CD Players read the first session, and computer CD drives read the last
session.)

Subject: [3-14] How do I put audio and data on the same CD?
http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq03.html#S3-14

Beware with the above faq section. Mike Richter declared that the
section made "common mistake".

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From: Mike Richter (Friggin' ****)
Subject: Easy CD Creator makes CD-Extra disc with no track titles
Date: 9/16/01

It happens that the FAQ makes a common mistake in that section,
confusing "Enhanced CD" with its predecessor, "CD Extra"
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Read about Enhanced CD, CD Extra, and sparing technology:

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