Tutorials > 700mb cd's to 800 mb cd's

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#262804 by unknown[306] at 2005-06-23 23:03:17 (8 years ago) - [Report]

Basically the process of XCD'ing, this is basically storing around 800mb's of data on a 700mb disc.

You'll need the following

Riff CD/XA filters for playback
Mode2 CD Maker GUI

Step 1: Create a mode2 image

Start up the GUI.

Then start adding files.

The top larger box is used to add regular files that do not have their own error correction. For instance VobSub subtitles, external srt subtitles, etc. It's also possible to have whole folders with files in the mode1 part.

The lower smaller box is where you add an OGM (or in the future also MCF) files. They will be placed in the mode2 part of the disc that does not offer additional error correction. Please do NOT put any files that do not have built-in error protection into that area.

Last but not least select a path where the image will be saved (mode2 CD maker will create a .cue/bin file for you which will take as much space as all the files you put onto your CD). If you want you can select an extension for your movies. You can change the extension to pretty much anything you want, except for .ogg or .ogm. There's a filter problem and if you chose these extensions you'll effectively not be able to play the files. So I suggest you leave this box empty and you just associate the .dat file in with a media player afterwards.

Last but not press the Write ISO button and wait till the progress bar reaches the right side.

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