What is disk at once mode?

Disc-At-Once (DAO) for CD-R media is a mode that masters the disc contents in one pass, rather than a track at a time as in Track At Once. DAO mode, unlike TAO mode, allows any amount of audio data (or no data at all) to be written in the “pre-gaps” between tracks.

How do I burn a large file to multiple DVDs?

Right-click the file that you want to burn onto multiple DVDs and select the option labeled “Add to Archive.” Click the “General” tab on the “Advanced Name and Parameters” dialog box. Click on the drop-down menu under the “Split to Volumes, Bytes” section and select “DVD+R: 4481 MB.”

How do I burn 8GB DVD?

Install all drivers and software provided with the drive. Insert the blank dual-layer DVD into the DL burner. Launch the DVD burning software that accompanied the dual-layer DVD burner. This software allows you to write on the two different layers of the disc.

What is the largest size recordable DVD?

DVD+R DL is the dual-layer version of the DVD+R media. The main difference between a DVD+R DL and the DVD+R is that the DVD+R DL can store up to 8.5 gigabytes on one disc side, unlike the DVD+R and DVD-R, which have a 4.7 gigabyte capacity.

How do I make a DVD with Nero?

Burning a Data CD or DVD

  1. Put the CD in the CD/DVD writer.
  2. Go to Start > All programs > Nero, then Nero StartSmart.
  3. Scroll over the icons on the top right of the program window, to find the Data icon.
  4. Choose Make Data CD.
  5. Click Add and browse your hard drive and select the files you would like included on the CD.

Can I burn more than 120 minutes on a DVD?

Standard: As we explained before, a standard DVD burner is able to burn more than 120 minutes on a DVD, and the maximum recording time for a 4.7 GB DVD is 2.5h. Similarly, it lets you burn more than 8.5 GB to a dual-layer disc, the time up to 4h.

How do I burn 7GB ISO on a 4.7 GB DVD?

How to Burn 7Gb ISO Files on 4.7Gb DVDs

  1. Install the ISO-shrinking software. A popular example is DVD Shrink.
  2. Load the 7GB ISO file from the ISO-shrinking software.
  3. Tweak the compression settings yourself.
  4. Build the ISO.
  5. Launch your DVD authoring software.
  6. Add the 4.7GB ISO to the disk.
  7. Burn the ISO on the DVD disk.