that allows you to use free space on the disc to burn text onto it. i.e. i burn some data that is 300mb in size, in the additional free space, i can have the burner burn letters to make up, if i wish the title of the disc. I'm sure there are a lot of you out there who have heard of this software, but does anyone know what it's called and/or where i can get it???
not 100% sure what you mean but you can use nero on mulitsession just dont close the cd after finished. but like i say not to sure if this is what you mean.
What you are thinking of is perhaps the Yamaha CRWF1 cdburner (however note Yamaha nolonger makes burners) with a feature called DiscT@2. Drive: http://www.yamahamultimedia.com/yec/products/cdrw/crwf1.asp Disc T@2 http://www.yamahamultimedia.com/yec/tech/discta2_01.asp
Narp, not what i meant. When you burn data to a disc, you notice on the side that you have burnt on, the burnt section is a different colour to the free space? There is some software that can actually burn dummy data (i.e. nothing) in the shape of letters and such, i don't actually want to burn data on the disc.
Which is it? In either case, there's no software to do this -- obviously since it requires low-level hardware support and your average burning app only provides high-level support.
The version of Nero that shipped with the Yamaha CRW-F1 supported the DiscT@2 feature. I still have my F1 around here somewhere.
You had an F1??? LOL aside from the novelty factor -- what was the performance like? Nothing stellar I would imagine.
Hee hee, still got it. It was great for data and audio but it got replaced with the Plex Premium when I wanted to start backing up games I used the tattoo thingy once and thought "Wow, that's neat, I'll never use it!".
