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Burning
(using NeroCmd or ImgBurn)
If you want to burn your DVDs with GFD, a few conditions have
to be fulfilled: Nero (at least version 5.5.10.7) or ImgBurn
(version 2.1.0.0) must be installed, the path (Nero path) to
NeroCmd.exe (or ImgBurn path for ImgBurn) must be correct, your DVD
burner is selected under drive. For Nero also the correct version needs
to be set (5/6 for versions 5.5.10.X to 6.6.0.X; and 6/7 for versions
higher as 6.6.1.X). All these settings are in the tab: Permanent.
Burning also works with the trial version of Nero, but
after expiration of the trial time, only 2x as max. speed
will be used to burn.
After click on Burn DVDGFD examines whether the NeroCmd.exe
(or ImgBurn.exe) program is present in the selected
path,
and whether a CD/DVD drive is found under the
letter of the selected drive. Afterwards it
is examined whether there are files in the output
directory\DVD\VIDEO_TS folder (if you have selected to use an ISO image
file, the existance of an already finished image is checked as first
step). If yes, it is still examined
whether
a recordable medium is in the DVD drive. For a DVD RW media it is also
asked whether this is to be deleted before burning. If all
conditions are fulfilled, it is finally asked whether you want
to start burning (including the
final size, delete and verify settings). After confirmation with OK,
burning is started.
Note: NeroCmd does not write the (empty) AUDIO_TS
directory
on the DVD. If this directory was/is really necessary
for any DVD player, could not be finally
clarified. The sources in the InterNet go there apart. But I
know that commercial DVDs exist without this folder and I could never
find a tread in a relevant forum, where someone could solve
playing difficulties by just adding an empty AUDIO_TS folder to the
DVD...
If you know exactly what you do, you may switch on Auto burn
DVD
in the default
project settings, then the DVD is
burned automatically as the last step of
"CreateDVD". In this case after click on "CreateDVD" it is first
examined whether a recordable DVD is in the drive (for DVD RW media it
is also asked if this is to be deleted before burning).