User manual NERO BURNING ROM REV 1

[. . . ] Nero Burning ROM Manual Nero AG Copyright and Trademark Information The Nero Burning ROM manual and all its contents are protected by copyright and are the property of Nero AG. This manual contains material that is protected by internationally valid copyright. No part of this manual may be reproduced, transmitted or transcribed without the express written permission of Nero AG. All trade names and trademarks are the property of their respective owners. Nero AG rejects any claims that transcend the clauses of the guarantee rights. Nero AG does not undertake any liability for the correctness of the content of the Nero Burning ROM manual. [. . . ] If this box is unchecked, Nero Burning ROM may interrupt the burn process depending on the type of error. With certain disc formats such as video CD and audio CD, read errors often have little or no impact because they are not perceptible when the CD is played. Subchannel data contains additional information such as CD text or information on positions. 11. 3 Copying a Disc If you are not in possession of the copyright for the relevant disc and do not have authorization from the owner of the copyright, unauthorized copying violates national and international legislation. Copy-protected Audio CDs cannot be copied using Nero Burning ROM. Click on the Copy button in the main screen. The New Compilation window is opened. 2. Select the disc type you want from the drop-down menu. Your installed burner or drive will determine which disc type (CD, DVD, HD DVD and/or Blu-ray Disc) you can select. But with Nero Image Recorder which is installed in Nero Burning ROM, you will always be able create an image (see Image File) even if you have not installed a burner. 3. A screen is displayed and a progress bar indicates the progress made while the temporary image file is being created. On the screen a progress bar indicates the progress being made during the burn or copy process. Nero Burning ROM 49 Copying 5. Select the drive that is to contain the disc to be copied from the Drive drop-down menu. On the screen a progress bar indicates the progress being made during the burn or copy process. 6. Proceed with the burn process (see Starting the Burn Process). You have successfully copied a disc. Nero Burning ROM 50 Audio Database 12 Audio Database In Nero Burning ROM you can create, edit, and use audio databases. The database files contain information on the title, artist, and audio files of an audio CD. You can also use the database from the www. freedb. org web page; Nero Burning ROM provides an interface for this. 12. 1 Creating an Audio Database In order to be able to use a database in Nero Burning ROM, you must first create it. Nero Burning ROM provides two types of database: Program database User database 12. 1. 1 Creating a Program Database You can use Nero Burning ROM to create a program database. The program database is populated with entries from the Internet database on the www. freedb. org website. Once you have created the program database, it is located locally on your hard drive. The advantage over use of the interface is that you have fast read access to the database and can also change the entries in the database. The disadvantage, however, is that the program database cannot be updated automatically. In order to record information on recently issued Audio CDs, you must re-import the database or add the Audio CD to the database manually (see Adding a Database Entry). There are two steps involved in the creation of a program database in Nero Burning ROM: Download a database from the Internet Import this database to Nero Burning ROM To create the program database, proceed as follows: 1. Download the database from the www. freedb. org website and save the database on your hard drive. Nero AG is not responsible for the www. freedb. org website, but just provides an interface to it. 2. Click on the Database > Import Internet Database menu in the main Nero Burning ROM screen. [. . . ] When something interrupts that steady flow, it can cause a buffer underrun and your disc is no longer useable. Most modern burners have a protective mechanism against buffer underruns. Red Book This standard describes the CD-DA. SCSI Small Computer System Interface. Bus system to which different terminal devices such as a SCSI hard drive, streamers or a CD burner may be connected. At this time, SCSI is the only possibility of operating a CD-burner on a typically-used computer system. Sector Smallest addressable information unit on a CD. [. . . ]