User manual NERO LINUX EXPRESS 4

[. . . ] Manual Nero Linux Express Copyright and Trademark Information Copyright and Trademark Information This document, like the software described therein, is provided as a license and may only be used or reproduced in accordance with the licensing agreement. The contents of this document, as well as the associated software, is subject to change without prior notice. Nero AG rejects any responsibility for the correctness of the contents of this document and rejects any claims that transcend the clauses of the guarantee agreement. This document and all of its contents are protected by copyright and are the property of Nero AG. [. . . ] In order to use Nero Image Recorder, you can select the Use Nero Image Recorder check box in the extended area of the start screen. You can always upgrade your Essentials version at www. nero. com to get the full version with all the functions. Please note that Nero Image Recorder can only be activated in the extended area of the start screen. The Image Recorder is also suitable for creating an image of a disc type not supported by the connected recorder. For example, you can therefore create a DVD image without having installed a DVD recorder. You can then write the image to a disc at any time. 7. 2 Starting the Burn Process To select one of the available recorders, to define the burn settings for your project according to your requirements, and to start the burn process, proceed as follows: 1. Compile a project of your choice. The Final Burn Settings screen is displayed. 2. Add to the desired values in the input fields as necessary and select the required check boxes. 5. Add to the desired settings in the extended area. Nero Linux Express 19 Burn Compilation 6. Click the Burn button. The Burn Process screen is displayed and the burn process starts. As soon as the burn process has finished, a window is opened and displays a message about the result of the burn process. 7. If you would like to save a log of the burn process, click the Save button. Click the Next button. You have successfully burned a project and can now continue by selecting another option from the final screen or by exiting Nero Linux Express. 7. 3 Final Burn Settings Screen In the Final Burn Settings screen you can define the burn settings to suit your requirements, use Nero Image Recorder to save a project to the hard drive as an image file, or start the burn process. Final Burn Settings screen The following configuration options are available in the Final Burn Settings screen: Button Options Opens the Recorder Information window. You will find additional information here on the selected recorder and the media types that can be burned with it. Not available when saving with Nero Image Recorder. Nero Linux Express 20 Burn Compilation Input field Disc name Input field Title (CD TEXT) Input field Artist (CD TEXT) Input field Number of copies Check box Verify data on disc after burning Check box Allow files to be added later (multisession disc) Defines the number of copies you require. With compilations of multisession discs, only the data that was added during the last burn process is compared. Multisession discs do not have to be written in a single burn process. You can burn projects repeatedly to a disc until it is completely burned. Defines the name of the disc. 7. 3. 1 Extended Area (Burn Settings) You can access additional burn settings in the extended area of the Final Burn Settings screen by clicking the button in the left margin of the window. An extended area with additional options and features is available in all Nero Linux Express screens. The following setting options are available: Button Saves the active project Selection list Writing speed Opens the Save As dialog box. Only the burn speeds that are supported by the selected recorder are displayed. Using the disc-at-once method the entire disc can be burned without the write laser having to stop. [. . . ] The data is transferred directly from the original storage location to the disc to be burned. To do this, Nero uses a compilation, a small file that simply refers to the transferred data. Track-At-Once Track-At-Once refers to a write method in which each track is written to the disc individually. With this write method, it is only possible to continue writing to a DVD sometimes and at a later stage. There is a pause of at least 27ms between tracks, which can be disruptive for Audio CDs. WAV The WAV audio format, also called WAVE or Waveform audio format, is an audio format from Microsoft and uses no data compression. [. . . ]