User Interface Button Cancel
Closes the New Compilation window.
You can set the options for the respective disc format on the tabs in the New Compilation window. Which tabs are available depends on the disc type that is selected.
The following tabs are available: Tab Info Tab Multisession Tab ISO Tab UDF Tab Label Tab Dates Shows statistical information on the compilation. Contains options for configuring multisession discs. This tab is only available if a burner is installed. Contains options for configuring the ISO file system.
Contains options for configuring the UDF file system.
Defines the labels of the disc. Allows you to define the dates of the compilation and of the associated files. You can also specify a validity period for the disc. You can access the data regardless of the validity period specified. Defines whether and which files are stored in the buffer memory. If you posses a Lightscribe recorder you can create the label here or select what is to be printed. For the CD-ROM (ISO) disc type, you can convert the code for an AVI video here to make it compatible with Xvid/MPEG -4 or DivX. We recommend that you only convert the code if you have experience with FourCC codes and AVI videos.

Tab Misc

Tab Audio CD Tab CDA Options
Contains options for configuring audio files. You can also enter additional information about the CD. Defines the strategy used by Nero Burning ROM for handling CD-DA files from a source audio CD.
User Interface Tab CD EXTRA Tab Nero DiscSpan Tab Boot Tab Burn See also Compiling Data Disc 19 Compiling Audio CDs 37 Mixed Mode CD and CD EXTRA 45 Compiling DVD-Video 63
Contains options for configuring albums.
Contains the option for splitting of files.
Contains options for configuring a bootable disc.
Contains options for configuring burning.

Selection Screen

The selection screen is displayed in the main screen after you select the disc type and format in the New Compilation window and click the New button. The selection screen consists mainly of the compilation area and the browser area. Essentially, all selection screens have the same structure.
User Interface The compilation area is located on the left side of the screen, and is named after the relevant compilation. Files and folders are compiled here for burning. In the browser area (File Browser) on the right side you can find the elements that you want to burn. You can add data to your projects using the drag and drop function: Drag and drop the elements from the browser area to the compilation area. If the Browser area is hidden, you can show it again using the button.
The following setting options are available: Allows you to select another disc type without loss of information. The option to change the disc type is useful when starting a compilation without knowing how much space is required by the files. Available for data compilations only. Selection list DVD9 (8.5 GB) / DVD5 (4.7 GB) Allows you to expand or shrink the capacity bar according to the type of DVD you are going to burn. Choose the DVD9 (8.5 GB) option for a double layer DVD (DVD DL) and DVD5 (4.7 GB) for a single layer DVD. Available for all DVD compilations. Allows you to expand or shrink the capacity bar according to the type of Blu-ray Disc you are going to burn:

Display the Capacity Bar If the capacity scale is hidden you can display it again by clicking the File > Options > Compilation menu and by selecting the check box Show the compilation size in the Nero status bar.

Data Disc

Compiling Data Disc
With Nero Burning ROM you can compile and burn all types of files and folders. If a Blu-ray recorder is installed on your computer you can burn data CDs, data DVDs and data Blu-ray Discs. If you have a CD recorder you can only burn data CDs. The procedure for all data compilation methods is identical. The Image Recorder is also suitable for creating an image of a disc type not supported by the connected recorder. For example, you can therefore create a DVD image without having installed a DVD recorder. You can then write the image to a disc at any time. To create a data disc, proceed as follows:
1. Select the desired disc format (CD, DVD, Blu-ray) from the drop-down menu in the New
The selection list shows the compilation types that can be burned.
Compilation window. (In the case that the New Compilation window is not opened, it can be opened by clicking the New button on the main screen.)
Data Disc You can select an appropriate disc format without loss of information at any time in the main screen. Note that this has to be technically possible - for example you are obliged to burn an Audio CD to a CD. But it is possible to start with a data CD and change later to a data DVD, for example. The possibility to change the disc type is useful when starting a compilation without knowing how much space is required by the files.
2. Select the desired compilation type for a data disc from the selection list (CD/DVD-
ROM/Blu-ray Disc (ISO), CD/DVD-ROM/Blu-ray Disc (UDF), or CD/DVD-ROM/Blu-ray Disc (UDF/ISO). The tabs with the configuration options that are valid for this compilation type are displayed.
3. Set the options you require on the tabs. 4. Click the New button.
The New Compilation window is closed and the selection screen is displayed.

Compilation screen

5. Select the files/folders that you want to burn from the browser area. 6. Drag the required files/folders into the compilation area on the left side.
The files are added to the compilation and displayed in the compilation screen. The capacity bar indicates how much space is required on the disc. In Nero Burning ROM, there is the option of defining filters for individual files or folders by dragging files or folders into the compilation areas with the depressed right mouse button. For instance, it is possible to filter for a particular type of file (*.doc, *.xls, *.txt) or select which type of file is not to be taken up in the compilation area.

1. Select the Digital signature check box on the SecurDisc tab. The SecurDisc Digital Signature window is opened.
2. If you have already created a digital key, click the Browse button and select the key. 3. If you want to create a digital key, click the Start button. The SecurDisc Create Digital Key window is opened. 4. Read the instructions and click the Next button. The SecurDisc Key Creation Process window is opened. 5. Move your mouse at random until the creation process is complete. You can monitor the status of the creation process using the progress bar. The Next button is enabled as soon as the process is complete. 6. Click the Next button. The SecurDisc Key Creation Completed window is opened. 7. Enter a file name for the key you have created and click the Finish button. The SecurDisc Digital Signature window is opened again and the selected key appears in the drop-down menu. 8. Click the OK button. The corresponding window is opened to inform you that the disc is being digitally signed with the selected key. 9. Click the OK button. You can pass on the relevant public key to recipients to enable them to verify the signature.
5. If you want to enhance the burning speed by limiting the data redundancy or to configure the
data redundancy: 1. Select the Data redundancy check box on the SecurDisc tab. The drop-down menu is enabled. 2. Select the desired redundancy level. If the Data redundancy check box is disabled, the disc will be filled completely with copies of the chosen data and checksums. A display panel in the compilation screen indicates the current redundancy level. A redundancy level of 1,3 means no redundancy and a redundancy level of 9 means excellent redundancy. We recommend a redundancy level of at least 2,5.

6. Click the New button.

SecurDisc Selection Screen
7. Select the files/folders that you want to burn from the browser area. 8. Drag the required files/folders into the compilation area on the left side.
The files are added to the compilation and displayed in the compilation screen. The capacity bar indicates how much space is required on the disc.
Data Disc You can selectively enable the password protection for individual files by marking the desired file in the compilation screen and clicking the Protect button.
9. Repeat the previous step for all files that you want to add.

the left to show the contained files in the right.
4. Click the Copy Data button.
The Copy Status window is opened. A message window is opened prompting for the first burned disc.
5. Remove the current disc and insert the first burned disc into the drive.
The message window is closed and the copy process is started. Split files are merged
together. Information about the current step is displayed in the information area. A process bar indicates the progress being made. When the content of this disc is completely copied, then the disc is ejected. The message window is opened again prompting for the next disc.

Copy Status

6. Insert each disc of the set in chronological burning order.
Once the copy and merging process is complete, the message "Disc merging complete"
is displayed in the information area. The Cancel button changes to Close.

Copy Status - complete

7. Click the Close button.
The Copy Status window is closed.
8. Click the Close button.
Nero DiscMerge is closed. You have successfully copied the content of multiple DiscSpan discs to your hard

drive.

Check Point Media Encryption CD/DVD
With Nero Burning ROM and Check Point Media Encryption you can create discs with special encryption security protection. This feature is only available if all of the following requirements are fulfilled: (1) Check Point Endpoint Security Media Encryption, version R73 or later, is installed on your computer. (2) You are allowed to create Check Point Media Encryption CD/DVDs. (3) You have a special serial number. The procedure for compiling and burning a Check Point Media Encryption disc is basically the same as the procedure for compiling and burning data discs. Be sure to select the CD/DVD-ROM (Check Point) entry in the New Compilation window. When starting the burn process, a window, which originates from Check Point Media Encryption, will be opened. After entering security information, e.g. a password for encryption as defined in your Check Point Media Encryption settings, Check Point Media Encryption then
Data Disc encrypts the data. When the encryption is finished, the window is closed and Nero Burning ROM continues the burn process. Depending on your Check Point Media Encryption settings, a decryption tool is burned on the disc, allowing another user, who does not have Check Point Media Encryption, to access to the data by entering the password. The encryption of the data does not take place in Nero Burning ROM. Nero AG is not responsible for the data encryption and the decryption tool. These features are provided by Check Point Software Technologies.

Saving Data Track

With Nero Burning ROM you can save a data disc as an image file. The image file can later be burned to a recordable disc. The result is a copy of the original data disc. To save the data disc as an image file, proceed as follows:
1. Insert the data disc in a drive. 2. Click the Extras > Save data tracks menu.
The Select Track window is opened. The tracklist shows you the sessions and data
tracks that are found on the disc. Due to the technical reasons, only the first data track of the first session can be saved.

Select Track

3. Select the first data track. 4. Click the Save Track button.
The Save As window is opened.
5. Select a file name and a storage location. 6. In the Save As drop-down menu, select the desired output format (ISO or NRG) for the

image file.

7. Click the Start button.
The Progress window is opened and displays the progress made while saving. When
the save process is complete, the window is closed automatically. You have successfully created an image file starting from a data disc. Now you can burn the image file to a disc.

Audio CD and Audio Files

Compiling Audio CDs
Using Nero Burning ROM you can create an Audio CD that contains music files. It can be played using all standard CD players. To compile an Audio CD, source files with different audio formats are automatically converted into Audio CD format before being burned. Some CD players cannot play CD-RWs. Use CD-R discs to burn Audio CDs. To create an Audio CD, proceed as follows:
1. Select the CD entry from the drop-down menu in the New Compilation window. (In the
case that the New Compilation window is not opened, it can be opened by clicking the New button on the main screen.)
2. Select the Audio CD compilation type from the selection list.

Audio CD

3. Set the desired options on the tabs.
Audio CDs should always be burned using the disc-at-once method. This entry is selected by default.

Drop down menu entry Diskspace strategy
Audio CD and Audio Files Drop-down menu entry Tempfile strategy Drop-down menu entry Reference strategy Drop-down menu entry Device dependent strategy Button Info Saves the audio files temporarily to the Nero Burning ROM cache. If there is no space available, an error message appears. Creates a reference to the audio file and reads it shortly before burning. The source medium can only be a CD/DVD drive, not a recorder. The disc can only be burned in track-at-once mode. Creates a reference to the audio file if a CD/DVD drive is available. Otherwise the tempfile strategy is used.
Displayes more detailed information on the CDA file strategy.
The following setting options are available on the CDA Options tab in the Drive area: Selection list Drive Drop-down menu Read speed Check box Cache track on hard drive before burning Saves the audio file in the cache before burning. Lists recognized drives and burners.
Selects the speed at which the CD is read.
The following setting options are available on the CDA Options tab in the Advanced area: Removes silence at the end of individual audio files, i.e. music tracks transition smoothly from one to the next. This check box is selected by default. To avoid unwanted effects set the pause length to 0 when clearing this check box (to set the pause length see Track Properties Tab 39).
Check box Remove pause at the end of audio tracks
Mixed Mode CD and CD EXTRA
With Nero Burning ROM you can compile CDs that include both audio and data files. The following compilation methods are available:

Mixed Mode CD CD EXTRA

A Mixed Mode CD includes the data and the audio files in one session. CD EXTRA includes the audio files in the first session and the data files in the second session.
Audio CD and Audio Files The procedure for compiling the audio and data files is basically the same as the procedure for compiling data or music CDs. Please be sure to select the corresponding entry in the New Compilation window. The selection screen includes a compilation area for audio files and one for data files. The compilation can only be burned if files have been added to both the audio and the data compilation area. See also Selection Screen 16 Compiling Audio CDs 37 Compiling Data Disc 19

5.2.1 CD-Extra Settings

The CD EXTRA tab provides configuration options for albums. The following information is available in the Info area: Display panels Displays information on the compilation.
The following configuration options are available in the Album area: Input field Album identification Input field Number of volumes in Defines the number of discs that the compilation should contain. album Input field Album sequence num- Defines the album number of the current disc. ber Button Pictures Opens the CD EXTRA Pictures window where you can select the pictures for the front and flipside of the CD and define the picture format. Defines a name for the album. This is particularly useful when the album is to comprise several CDs.

Check box Private bit Check box Copyright bit
Audio CD and Audio Files Check box Write CRC Check box Also sets a checksum in the music file to ensure that transfer errors are detected.
Uses a special codec at high frequencies that only saves the direcAllow intensity stereo tional information and volume. coding Check box Allow downmix Drop-down menu Padding Mixes two stereo channels down to one mono signal. This option is useful when the output data is of such poor quality that a poor stereo signal is to be expected. An increase in quality is expected when downmixing to mono. Selects a padding type for MP3 blocks. We recommend padding type ISO that pads MP3 blocks according to the ISO specification.
5.5.5 Nero AAC Encoding Options
Nero Burning ROM can encode audio files of an Audio CD in the Nero AAC Audio format. Set options in the Nero AAC Encoder Settings window that you can open in the Encode Files window via the Settings button. Ensure that you have selected Nero AAC Audio as the Output file format.
Nero AAC Encoder Settings
Audio CD and Audio Files The following setting options are available in the Nero AAC Encoder Settings window: Specifies a variable bit rate, i.e. the data flow per unit of time and thus the quantity of the saved data adapts to the dynamics of the audio file. The bit rate, for example, can be lowered at quieter points in the track. You can set the variable bit rate between 0 and 100. 0 means the lowest, 100 the highest quality. Specifies an average bit rate, i.e. the data flow per unit of time and thus the quantity of the saved data adapts to the dynamics of the audio file but the average bit rate tends to the defined value. In principle is it a variable bit rate with a limited bit band width and thus combining the advantages of the variable and the constant bitrate. Specifies a constant bit rate, i.e. the data flow per unit of time and thus the quantity of the saved data is the same over the entire audio file. Specifies the bit rate, i.e. the data flow per unit of time and thus the quantity of the saved data. Quality If the bit rate is small, less data is transferred. The file is then small, but quality is lower. If the bit rate is high, more data is transferred. The file size is then large, but the quality is high. The default value of 128 is near CD quality.
Drop-down menu entry Variable Bitrate
Drop-down menu entry Average Bitrate Drop-down menu entry Constant Bitrate

Slider

Encodes the audio files in the M4A audio file format; which was deUse.m4a extension fined by Apple. for writing files
5.5.6 OGG Vorbis Encoding Options
Nero Burning ROM can encode audio files of an Audio CD in the OGG Vorbis format. Set options in the OGG Vorbis Settings window that you can open in the Encode Files window via the Settings button. Ensure that you have selected OGG Vorbis as the Output file format. The following setting options are available in the OGG Vorbis Settings window: Specifies a constant bit rate, i.e. the data flow per unit of time and thus the quantity of the saved data is the same over the entire audio file. If the bit rate is small, less data is transferred. The file is then small, but quality is lower. If the bit rate is high, more data is transferred. The file size is then large, but the quality is high. The default value of 128 is near CD quality.
Audio CD and Audio Files Specifies a variable bit rate, i.e. the data flow per unit of time and thus the quantity of the saved data adapts to the dynamics of the audio file. The bit rate, for example, can be lowered at quieter points in the track. You can set the variable bit rate between 0 and 100. 0 means the lowest, 100 the highest quality.

Compiling DVD-Video

With Nero Burning ROM you can burn DVDs made up of DVD-Video files from your hard drive. You can play your burned DVDs on almost all DVD players. You can use Nero Burning ROM to burn a DVD Video if the DVD video title, i.e. a complete DVD folder structure, is already available. In Nero Burning ROM it is not possible to create a DVD-Video, an AVCHD video, or a BDMV-Video from video files. You can convert video files to DVD-Video, to AVCHD video, or BDMV-Video in Nero Vision for example. Nero Vision is included in the full version of Nero Multimedia Suite. More information about Nero Vision is available on the Web site www.nero.com, and more information about video editing is available in the separate Nero Vision manual. To compile a DVD-Video, proceed as follows:
1. Select the DVD entry from the drop-down menu in the New Compilation window. (In case 2. Choose the DVD Video compilation type from the selection list.
that the New Compilation window is not opened, it can be opened by clicking the New button on the main screen.)

DVD Video Tab

The New Compilation window is closed and the selection screen is opened. It includes
a compilation area for video and image files and an area for data.
DVD Video Compilation Screen
5. Select the DVD-Video files that you want to burn from the browser area on the right side. 6. Drag the existing DVD folder structure of the video title (VIDEO_TS) into the video
compilation area on the left side. The files are added to the compilation and displayed in the compilation screen. The capacity bar indicates how much space is required on the disc.

Video ble but may remain empty. If the folder \BDMV\BACKUP is available it contains a copy of the files index.bdmv, MovieObjects.bdmv and the folders PLAYLIST, CLIPINF and BDJO. Additionally, an AVCHD video may contain the folder AVCHDTN. This folder must not be available if it is empty. If it is available, it has to contain the following files: \AVCHDTN\thumbnail.tidx \AVCHDTN\thumbnail.tdt2
You have successfully compiled an AVCHD video disc and can now burn this compilation.
Compiling a BDMV-Video Disc
With Nero Burning ROM you can burn a BDMV-Video disc made up of BDMV (= Blu-ray Movie) files from your hard drive. You can play your burned BDMV-Video on almost all Bluray players. You can use Nero Burning ROM to burn a BDMV-Video if the complete BDMV folder structure including premastered files is already available. In Nero Burning ROM it is not possible to create a DVD-Video, an AVCHD video, or a BDMV-Video from video files. You can convert video files to DVD-Video, to AVCHD video, or BDMV-Video in Nero Vision for example. Nero Vision is included in the full version of Nero Multimedia Suite. More information about Nero Vision is available on the Web site www.nero.com, and more information about video editing is available in the separate Nero Vision manual. To compile a BDMV-Video disc, proceed as follows:
1. Select the Blu-ray entry from the drop-down menu in the New Compilation window. (In
2. Choose the BDMV-Video compilation type from the selection list.
BD Video Compilation Window
3. Enter a name for the BDMV-Video disc in the Disc name input field 4. Click the New button.
It includes the specific and predefined BDMV folder structure.
BD Video Selection Screen
5. Select the movie that you want to burn from the browser area on the right side. 6. Drag the existing BDMV folder structure including premastered files into the compilation

area on the left side.

The files are added to the compilation and are displayed in the compilation screen. The
capacity bar indicates how much space is required on the disc. Files and Folders The BDMV-Video contains different folders. Only certain files are allowed in an individual folder. If you only have individual files, you must allocate the right files to the specific folder: \BDMV\index.bdmv \BDMV\MovieObject.bdmv \BDMV\PLAYLIST\*.mpls \BDMV\CLIPINF\*.clpi \BDMV\STREAM\*.m2ts \BDMV\AUXDATA\sound.bdmv \BDMV\AUXDATA\*.otf \BDMV\BDJO\*.bdjo (this files are optional; however, the folder must be available) Also, the folders \BDMV\META, \BDMV\JAR and \CERTIFICATE must be available but may remain empty. If the folder \BDMV\BACKUP is available, it contains a copy of the files index.bdmv, MovieObjects.bdmv and the folders PLAYLIST, CLIPINF and BDJO.

Loading Image File

You can use Nero Burning ROM to burn a disc from a disc image that you have previously saved on the hard drive. To load a saved image file, proceed as follows:
1. Select a recorder from the drop-down menu. 2. Click the
button in the main screen.
The Open window is opened.

Open window

3. Select the desired image file and click the Open button.
The Burn Compilation window is opened.

Burn Compilation window

4. Set the desired burn options. 5. If technically possible, you can change the disc type in the drop-down menu. 6. Click the Burn button.
The burn process is started. A progress bar indicates the progress being made by the
burn process. When the burn process is complete the disc is ejected.

Burning process

The burning process is complete. You can now remove the burned disc from the recorder.

Labelflash

LightScribe
Using Nero Burning ROM and a LightScribe recorder you can create or load labels that you can burn onto the label side of CDs/DVDs in the LightScribe recorder. The function is available as a separate Print LightScribe Label option in the start screen or can be integrated as an intermediate step into the creation and burn process of a project. This function is only available in recorders that support LightScribe technology.
Printing LightScribe Label
The process for printing the label is integrated into the burn process. First, the compilation is burned. You then flip the disc over, and the label is being burned. It is possible to burn the label several times to the same LightScribe disc. The printed labels will be aligned. This darkens the label und often improves the quality. It is also possible to extend the label with new elements in an additional burn process. The following requirement must be fulfilled: A LightScribe recorder is selected. To print a label within your compilation, proceed as follows:
1. Select the desired compilation type in the New Compilation window. 2. Click the Misc tab.
(In the case that the New Compilation window is not opened, it can be opened by clicking the New button on the main screen.).
3. Select the Print label check box in the LightScribe area. 4. Click the Create button.

4. If you want to check or select the options regarding this compilation type:
1. Click the Burn button in the main screen. The Burn Compilation window is opened; the Burn tab is in front. 2. Check or select the options on the individual tabs. 3. Click the Burn button.
5. If you want to start directly, click the Burn Now button in the lower main screen.
The burn process is started. On the screen a progress bar indicates the progress being
made by the burn process.
6. If you want to shut down the PC when done (as long as this is technically feasible), select
the Shut Down PC after Completion of Burn check box.
7. If you want to check the written data after burning, select the Verify written data check box.
When the burn process has finished, a message window is opened.
8. If you want to display the extended area with the event log, click the Details button. 9. If you want to start another burn process with the same compilation, click the Burn Again

button.

10. Click the OK button.
11.4 Burning With Image Recorder Creating an Image File
With Nero Burning ROM and the Image Recorder you can create disc images from every compilation. The NRG image file format can always be selected whereas the ISO image file format can only be selected from certain compilation types. Nero Burning ROM only enables the possible image file formats. The NRG image file format was developed by Nero. In contrast to ISO, NRG can be created from every disc and compilation type. This means that even Audio CDs or multisession discs can be saved as an NRG image file. To create an image file, proceed as follows:
1. Click the New button. 2. Create a new compilation of your choice.
Using Nero Burning ROM you can create image files for disc types that the installed recorder cannot burn. You can enable this function via the File > Options > Expert Features menu, Enable all supported recorder formats for image recorder check box. The drop-down menu in the Compilation window then makes available all supported disc types.

The following configuration options are available in the Error Correction area for DVD and Blu-ray Disc: Option button Read with error correction Input field Read retry count Option button Fast reading without Performs fast reading without error correction. error correction The following configuration options are available in the Dealing with Non-Correctable Reading Errors area for DVD and Blu-ray Disc: Check box Ignore read errors Ignores read errors on the original disc. If this check box is cleared, Nero Burning ROM may interrupt the burn process depending on the type of error. Performs error correction while reading. In the process, the checksum of a corrupt sector is adjusted so that the sector in itself is consistent. Establishes the number of attempts that are made to correct errors.
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.
Erase Rewritable Disc Window
Nero Burning ROM can be used to erase rewritable discs, i.e. discs with the RW specification, as long as your recorder supports this feature. Two erase methods are available for this purpose: Quick erasing does not remove the data physically from the disc, but instead only makes it inaccessible by erasing the references to existing content. The data can be restored! Full erasing removes the data from the disc by overwriting it with zeroes. The contents cannot be restored with conventional methods. Repeated full erasing increases the probability that third parties will not be able to reconstruct the contents.
Erase Rewritable Disc window
The following configuration options are available in the Erase Rewritable Disc window: Selection list Select recorder Check box Use multiple recorders Selection list Select the erase method to be used Defines the desired recorder.
Simultaneously erases CDs/DVDs in multiple recorders. Defines the erase method. Two options are available: The Quick-erase rewritable disc method does not physically erase all data from the disc, but only the references to the contents. The disc will appear to be empty even though the data is still physically available. Erasing a disc using this method takes
Erase Rewritable Disc Window between one and two minutes. The Full-erase rewritable disc method physically erases all data from the disc. The contents cannot be restored with conventional methods. Repeated full erasing increases the probability that third parties will not be able to reconstruct the contents. Erasing the disc using this method takes longer than the other method, depending on the type of disc involved. Selection list Erase speed Button Erase Button Cancel Defines the erase speed.

Using LightScribe Direct Disc Labeling When using a CD or DVD burner with LightScribe support, your system requires the latest LightScribe System Software. If you have downloaded and installed an updated version of Nero 8 from the Nero web site, install the LightScribe System Software separately. You can download the latest version at http://www.nero.com/link.php?topic_id=114&gen_id=8. LabelFlash recorder and LabelFlash disc Blu-ray recorder and Blu-ray Disc HD DVD recorder and HD DVD Installation of the latest WHQL certified device drivers is recommended. WHQL stands for Windows Hardware Quality Labs and means that the device driver certified by Microsoft is compatible with Microsoft Windows and the respective hardware.

Formats Supported

Nero Burning ROM supports the following disc types: CD DVD HD DVD Blu-ray Disc The recorder you have installed will determine which disc type (CD, DVD, HD DVD and/or Blu-ray Disc) can be burned. With Nero Image Recorder, which is installed in Nero Burning ROM, you will always be able to create an image (see Creating an Image File), even if you have not installed a recorder. Nero Image Recorder is also suitable for creating an image of a disc type not supported by the installed recorder (see Expert Features). You can therefore create a DVD image for instance without having installed a DVD recorder. Nero Burning ROM also supports burning and label printing using a recorder that supports LightScribe or LabelFlash technology. You can use Nero Burning ROM to burn the following formats: Disc formats
Data disc: CD/DVD-ROM (ISO) CD/DVD/HD DVDROM/Blu-ray Disc (UDF) CD/DVD-ROM (UDF/ISO) Audio CD Mixed Mode CD CD EXTRA Video CD and Super Video CD miniDVD Audiobook CD DVD-Video Bootable disc (CD/DVD-ROM (Boot))

Audio formats

AIFF/AIF Audible Audiobook HE-AAC mp3PRO MP4 (audio) Nero Digital Audio PCM WAV WMA

Video formats

AVCHD AVI ASF DV-AVI MP4 (video) MPEG-1 MPEG-2 Nero Digital Video WMV Xvid

Image formats

BMP GIF JPEG PNG TIFF
Nero Burning ROM supports Unicode.

Launching the Program

To launch Nero Burning ROM via Nero StartSmart, proceed as follows:
1. Click on the Nero StartSmart icon.
The Nero StartSmart window is opened.

2. Click on the

button.
The list of Nero applications is displayed.

Fig. 1: Nero StartSmart

3. Select the Nero Burning ROM entry in this list box.
The Nero Burning ROM window is opened. You have successfully launched Nero Burning ROM via Nero StartSmart.
Working with Nero Burning ROM

Main Screen

The main screen in Nero Burning ROM is the starting point for all actions. It consists of a menu bar and a toolbar with buttons and a drop-down menu.
Fig. 2: Nero Burning ROM menu bar and toolbar

The main screen contains the following configuration options: Menu bar Opens the File menu containing file functions such as opening, saving and closing that you are already familiar with. You can also show the configuration options for the compilation, update the compilation, define configuration options (see Configuration) and start Nero CoverDesigner. Opens the Edit menu which contains the file editing functions in the selection screen such as cutting, copying and deleting that you are already familiar with. You can also display the properties of a selected file. Opens the View menu where you can customize the toolbar and the browser area (see Customize Window). You can also refresh the file browser here. Opens the Recorder menu containing functions for the recorder. You can select the recorder here, start the burn process, and erase a rewritable disc. You can also display information on the disc and eject it. Opens the Extras menu containing editing functions for audio files. You can convert audio files into a different format, save audio files to an Audio CD, and display information on audio files. Opens the Database menu containing familiar database editing functions such as opening, creating, and importing. Opens the Window menu where you can alter the position of the compilation and browser areas. Opens the Help menu which contains the help options you are familiar with. You can also launch Nero Express, update your antivirus scanner, and enter a new serial number if necessary. Opens the New Compilation window where you can set options for a burn or copy process. Opens an existing compilation.

Recorder

Extras Database Window Help Toolbar
Saves the active compilation. Cuts selected elements in the compilation (selection). Copies selected elements in the compilation (selection). Pastes a selection that was cut or copied beforehand. Launches Nero CoverDesigner with which you can create labels and covers. Information about a current compilation such as title, number, and names of the files is incorporated into the document data. For further information refer to the Nero CoverDesigner manual. Launches Nero Express. Nero Express is a wizard-driven application based on Nero Burning ROM. For further information refer to the Nero Express manual. Starts the burn process by opening the Burn Compilation window with the Burn tab. Starts the copy process by opening the New Compilation window with the Burn tab. Displays information on the disc inserted, such as contents (if any) and capacity for instance. Opens the selected drive. Shows or hides the file browser. Burner combo box Displays available burners. Open the Choose recorder window where you select an available burner for the burn process from a list. Opens the Burn Label window where you can create or load a label to print on the label or data side of a LabelFlash DVD (see LabelFlash). This button is only available if a burner that supports LabelFlash is connected. Launches Nero CoverDesigner to create or load a label to be printed on the label side of a LightScribe disc (see LightScribe). This button is only available if a burner that supports LightScribe is connected. Displays information on the program and version number. Opens the help.

Basic Steps

The main function of Nero Burning ROM is to select files and folders and to burn them to a disc. This is done in three basic steps: In the New Compilation window select a disc type and the disc format and set the options on the tabs (see New Compilation). In the selection screen select files that you want to burn (see File Selection). Start the burn process (see Burning a Compilation).

New Compilation

New Compilation Window
In the New Compilation window select the disc type and configure the options for the disc format on the tabs. The window basically looks the same for all disc types. The only difference is the tabs that are available. When you launch , the New Compilation window opens automatically. If the window is not open, click on the New button. In the default setting, CD-ROM (ISO) is selected and the Multisession tab is on top. If you have not installed a burner, the ISO tab is on top.
Fig. 3: New Compilation window, CD-ROM (ISO) disc type
The window consists of a drop-down menu, a list box, various tabs, and four buttons. The drop-down menu can contain the entries CD, DVD, HD DVD, and Blu-ray Disc. The list box will contain different entries depending on the entry selected. The burner installed will determine which disc type (CD, DVD, HD DVD and/or Blu-ray Disc) is displayed and burned. If the burner can only burn CDs, the combo box is grayed out. With Nero Image Recorder which is installed in Nero Burning ROM, you will always be able to create an image (see Creating an Image File) even if you have not installed a burner. Nero Image Recorder is also suitable for creating an image of a disc type not supported by the installed burner(see Expert Features). You can therefore create a DVD image for instance without having installed a DVD burner.
The following entries are available in the combo box: Entry CD/DVD-ROM (ISO) Audio CD Description Creates a data CD/DVD. Any file type can be burned. The burned data complies with the ISO standard. Creates a standard audio CD that can be played on all (audio) CD players at least. Creates a CD with data and audio files in a single session. Usually a data file is followed by one or more audio files for instance (e.g. soundtrack for PC games). Older Audio CD players are often not capable of recognizing the data file as such and attempt to play it. Creates a multisession CD with audio and data files that are stored in two sessions. The first session contains the audio files and the second session the data. Common CD players play the first session as audio CDs. The second session can only be used by PCs with a CD-ROM drive, it cannot be 'seen' by a normal CD player. Copies a source disc to a CD/DVD/HD DVD/Blu-ray disc (see Copying). Creates a CD that can play video and/or picture files on almost all VCD and DVD players. Video CD When burning the Video CD (VCD), Nero Burning ROM automatically converts the files into the MPEG-1 format required by the video CD. Creates a CD that can play video and/or picture files on almost all SVCD and DVD players. The resolution is higher than with the VCD, and so the quality of the picture is usually better. When burning the Super Video CD (SVCD), Nero Burning ROM uses the DVD video plug-in to automatically convert the files to the MPEG-2 format required by the Super Video CD. Creates a CD that uses the specifications of a DVD. The miniDVD has the same technical options and qualities as a DVD. It can easily be played on a PC, whereas there is no guarantee that it can be played in all DVD players. miniDVD You can use Nero Burning ROM to burn a miniDVD if the DVD video title, i.e. a complete DVD folder structure, is already available. However, if you want to convert video files to a DVD video title, you can do so with Nero Vision but not with Nero Burning ROM. Creates a bootable CD (see Bootable Disc). Creates a data disc. Any file type can be burned. The burned data complies with the UDF standard. Creates a data disc. Any file type can be burned. The burned data complies with the ISO and UDF standards.

4. If the template data for the bootable disc should originate from an image file:
1. Select the Image file option button in the Source of boot image data area. 2. Click on the Browse button and select the desired image file. 3. Select the language that should appear while the system is booting from the Boot locale drop-down menu. 4. Check the Enable expert features box and select the emulation type for the image file from the Emulation type drop-down menu.
5. Select any other options required on the tabs (see New Compilation Window). 6. Click on the New button.
The selection screen is displayed.
7. Select the files/folders that should be written to the ISO part of the bootable disc and drag
them into the compilation area. The files/folders are displayed in the compilation area and the capacity bar indicates how much storage space is required on the disc. You have now created the bootable disc and can start the burn process (see Starting the Burn Process).

Image File

You can use Nero Burning ROM and Nero Image Recorder to create an image file. Nero Image Recorder is automatically installed while Nero Burning ROM is being installed. An image file is an individual file on the hard drive that contains an image of a complete disc. You can burn copies of this image file as often as you like. The image file is exactly the same size as the original file. The following estimate applies to audio CDs: The image file requires a capacity of approximately 10 MB for every minute of audio data.
10.1 Creating an Image File
To create an image file, proceed as follows:
1. Click on the New button. 2. Create a new compilation of your choice (see New Compilation).
Using Nero Burning ROM you can also create image files for disc types that the installed burner cannot burn. You can enable this function via the File > Options > Expert Features menu, Enable all supported recorder formats for image recorder check box. The dropdown menu in the Compilation window then makes available all supported disc types (CD, DVD, HD DVD and Blu-ray disc).
3. Select the files that you want to burn (see Selecting Files). 4. If you have installed multiple burners, select Nero Image Recorder from the combo box. 5. Click on the Burn button.
6. Click on the Burn button.
The Save Image File window is opened.
7. Specify a file name and a storage location for the image file and click on the Save button.

The image file is created and saved in the selected storage location. On the screen, a progress bar indicates the progress made while the file is being created. Once the creation process is over, a dialog box is opened.
8. Click on the OK button.
The dialog box is closed and you have successfully created the image file.
10.2 Burning an image file
To burn a saved image file, proceed as follows:
1. Select a burner from the combo box (not Nero Image Recorder). 2. Click on the
button in the main screen. The Open browser window is opened.
3. Select the desired image file and click on the Open button.
The Burn Compilation window with the Burn tab is opened.
4. Proceed with the burn process (see Burning a Compilation).
You have successfully burned an image file.

Copying

Nero Burning ROM can be used for copying discs. There are two methods for this: On-the-fly copying Copy over image Each method has advantages and disadvantages which will depend on your requirements.
11.1 On-the-fly Copying Versus Copy Over Image
11.1.1 On-the-fly Copying
LOLWhen using the on-the-fly method, insert the original disc into a drive and a blank disc into the burner. The original disc in the drive is copied immediately without any time delay to the blank disc in the burner. The on-the-fly method allows you to copy very fast and does not require any additional storage space. In order to be able to use the on-the-fly method, you will need at least two drives: one for reading the disc and a burner for writing. The following requirements apply to the drive and burner: The burner must have a function for protecting against buffer underruns or the drive must be capable of delivering the data sufficiently fast. The read speed must be at least as high as the write speed to ensure that a buffer underrun does not occur. It is more reliable when the read speed is twice as fast as the write speed. The drive must be capable of delivering information on the number and type of sessions, otherwise Nero Burning ROM may not be able to produce an exact copy. On-the-fly copying can have the following disadvantages: If the burner does not have a function for protecting against buffer underruns, the on-thefly method is highly sensitive to read errors. The reason for this is as follows: if errors occur while the disc is being read because it is scratched, it is not possible to try to eliminate the error by reading the disc several times for example because, in contrast to the copy-over-image method, there is not enough time (danger of buffer underrun). Index positions in audio files get lost. The reason for this is as follows: Index positions only become identifiable if the corresponding position on the CD is read. However, on-the-fly copies can only be burned using the disc-at-once method. With this method the information on the index positions must be available before the burn process begins. This means that Nero Burning ROM cannot copy over index positions. The quality of audio data read in may suffer. The reason for this is as follows: Nero Burning ROM reads several megabytes of data at a time from the drive, Nero Burning ROM transfers the data to the cache, and writes the data to the burner. If the data transfer slows down because the buffer in Nero Burning ROM is full for instance, the reading head of the drive has to jump back to a previous position. Some drives cannot position the read head precisely for Audio CDs, which means that corrupt audio data may be transferred sometimes.

3. Click on the Yes button.
A dialog box is opened, prompting you to download the database files from wwww.freedb.org.
The Browse Folder window is opened.
5. Specify the directory containing the downloaded database files and click on the OK button.
6. Specify the directory in which Nero Burning ROM should create the database and click on
the OK button. The Current Operation window is opened and the database is created. Once the database has been created, the window is closed and a dialog box prompts you to confirm the database as your new program database.
7. Click on the Yes button.
You have successfully imported the Internet database. The Database menu contains the entries Open Program CD Database and Open Program Title Database.
12.1.2 Creating a User Database
Using Nero Burning ROM you can create a user database and populate it with your own entries. The user database is often used to store information about your own audio CD collection and to record information about self-burned audio CDs. To create the user database, proceed as follows:
1. In the main Nero Burning ROM screen click on the Database > Create New User Database
menu. The Browse Folder window is opened.
2. Select a destination path for the user database and click on the OK button.
The Current Operation window is opened. After the database has been created, the window is closed and a dialog box prompts you to confirm this database as your new user database.
You have successfully created a user database. The Database menu contains the options Open User CD Database and Open User Title Database.

12.2 Database Window

The Database window is the starting point for editing an entry in the database or adding a new entry. Nero Burning ROM has two database windows: The Nero CD Database window with the imported database files from the program database. The User CD Database window with customized database files from the user database. Both database windows look the same and have the same functions. The Database window consists of two lists and different input options. You can open the window via the Database > Open Program/User CD Database menu.
Fig. 16: Nero CD Database window
The top list displays artists and titles on a CD in alphabetical order. You can select first letters with the aid of tabs. The audio files of the marked CD are shown in the bottom list Tracklist of the currently selected CD. The screen offers the following setting options: Search String text box Sort By. combo box Delete CD button Edit CD button Add New CD button Close button Displays the relevant tab after you enter a letter. Sorts the top list in alphabetical order. The options Artist and Title are available: Artist: Sorts the list according to the artist. Title: Sorts the list according to the title. Deletes the selected CD entry from the database. Opens the Create a New CD Entry window where you can view and change the entry for the selected CD. Opens the Nero's Title and CD Database window. You can select, create, and edit an entry here. Closes the window.

Add Selected CD

Selected CD
12.4 Create a New CD Entry Window
The Create a New CD Entry window refers to a database entry. Information on the CD title and the individual audio files is displayed for the database entry. The window is opened if you want to edit an existing database entry or add a new entry to the database. With the latter the text boxes are still empty.
Fig. 18: Create a New CD Entry window
The window consists of a drop-down menu, six text boxes, six check boxes, and buttons.
The drop-down menu contains the options CD Title and Track. The track entries correspond to the audio files of the CD. In the text boxes you can enter the relevant information on the CD title or on an audio file. The text boxes each refer to the entry which is selected in the drop-down menu. The Autocopy the following information from the CD title entry to the track entries area is only available if you selected the CD Title entry from the drop-down menu. In this area you can define which of the entries you made for the CD title are added to the text boxes for the audio files. The following buttons are available: Previous Next OK Cancel Jumps back one entry in the drop-down menu and offers the text boxes for this entry. Jumps forward one entry in the drop-down menu and offers the text boxes for this entry. Adds the changes to the database and closes the window. Cancels the procedure and closes the window.
The database entry can only be stored when the text boxes for title, artist, and genre have all been filled in for the CD title.
12.5 Changing a Database Entry
To change an entry, proceed as follows:
1. If you want to open the program database, click on the Database > Open Program CD
Database menu. The Nero CD Database window is opened.
2. If you want to open the user database, click on the Database > Open User CD Database
menu. The User CD Database is opened.
3. Click on the Edit CD button.
The Create a New CD Entry window is opened. The CD Title entry is selected in the drop-down menu. The text boxes for the CD title are displayed.
4. Edit the information in the text boxes Title, Artist, Producer, Comment, Genre, and Year

entry to the database: 1. If you want the new entry to be uploaded to the Internet database www.freedb.org, select the option button Always. 2. If you want Nero Burning ROM to ask whether the new entry should be uploaded to the Internet database www.freedb.org, select the option button Prompt. 3. If you do not want the new entry to be uploaded to the Internet database www.freedb.org, select the option button Never. We recommend that you only make available new entries to the general public on the Internet if they involve original CDs acquired by purchase and not audio CDs that you have compiled yourself. In addition, the information about the CD should be complete and correct. Nero AG is not responsible for the Internet database www.freedb.org, but only provides an interface to it.
The changes are accepted and the Options window is closed. You have successfully configured database usage.

12.8 Using a Database

You can use the databases for the following actions: When copying an audio CD When saving tracks on an audio CD When adding a track to an audio compilation Requirements: You have defined the usage types Always or Prompt (see Defining Database Usage).
1. You are performing one of the above actions.
The Nero's Title and CD Database window is opened, which displays the search result.
2. If you want to search the Internet database www.freedb.org as well, click on the Access
Internet Database button. Nero Burning ROM searches the Internet database and adds the search result.
3. If the Audio CD does not appear in the List of corresponding CD entries in the Nero CD
database you can create an entry for this CD: 1. Click on the Create a New CD Entry button. The Create a New CD Entry window is opened. The CD Title entry is selected in the drop-down menu. The text boxes for the CD title are displayed. 2. Enter the required information in the text boxes Title, Artist, Producer, Comment, Genre, and Year. 3. Define in the check boxes which information is to be added to the text boxes for the individual audio files. 4. Click on the Next button. The Track 1 entry is selected in the drop-down menu. The text boxes for the first audio file are displayed. 5. Enter the required information in the text boxes. 6. Repeat both of the previous steps accordingly for all audio files. 7. Click on the OK button. The Create a New CD Entry window is closed and the new entry is added to the List of corresponding CD entries in the Nero CD database in the Nero's Title and CD Database window.

Expert Features advanced area Original Bit check box Private Bit check box Copyright Bit check box Write CRC check box Allow intensity stereo coding check box Allow downmix check box Padding combo box

13.2 Saving Audio Files

Using Nero Burning ROM you can store audio files from an audio CD on the hard drive. In the process, the files are encoded, i.e. converted into a format that the computer can read. The audio file is usually also compressed. Audio files from copy-protected audio CDs cannot be saved using Nero Burning ROM.
To save audio files, proceed as follows:
1. Insert the desired audio CD into a drive. 2. Click on the Extras > Save Tracks button.
The Save Tracks window is opened.
3. If you want to save only specific audio files, select the audio files that you want to save in the

Track list.

4. Select the required output format from the Output file format drop-down menu. 5. If you want to define the encoding options:
1. Click on the Settings button. A window is opened.
2. Depending on the selected output form, define the encoding options such as bit rate, encoding quality, and frequency (see AC3, AIF, MP4, OGG and WAV encoding options and MP3 and MP3PRO encoding options) 3. Click on the OK button. The window is closed and the changes accepted.
6. If you want to specify a storage location for the output files, click on the Browse button and

select a path.

7. Select a File name creation method.
The default setting for the method for default names is Manual.
8. If you want to make settings in the extended area, click on the Options button.
The extended area is opened.
9. Click on the GO button.
Conversion starts. The Progress window is opened and displays the progress made while saving. At the end of the save process, it is closed automatically.
10. Click on the Close button.
The Save Tracks window is closed. You have saved audio files.

13.3 Encode Files Window

In the Encode Files window, the audio files that are to be encoded are selected and the properties for the output defined. You can open the window via the Extras > Encode Files menu.

Select erase method to be used combo box

16.2 Erasing a Disc

The following requirement must be met: Ihr Brenner muss diese Funktion untersttzen. To erase a rewritable disc, proceed as follows:
1. Insert the disc that you want to erase. 2. Select the Recorder > Erase Rewritable Disc menu from the main Nero Burning ROM
screen. The Erase Rewritable Disk window is opened.
3. If you have installed multiple burners, select the desired burner from the Choose recorder

drop-down menu.

4. If you want to erase data on multiple burners simultaneously, enable the check box Use
multiple recorders and select the desired burners.
5. Select an erase method from the Select erase method to be used drop-down menu.
If you want to erase confidential data, use the "full-erase" method to physically erase all of the data from the disc. Otherwise third parties could restore the contents.
6. If required, select the erase speed from the Erase speed drop-down menu. 7. Click on the Erase button.
The erase operation is started. A progress bar in a window informs you about the progress being made by the erase process. When all data has been fully erased, the window is closed and the disc ejected. You can now write to the disc again.

Advanced Operations

17.1 Saving Data Tracks
In addition to the option for saving audio files on an audio CD, Nero Burning ROM enables you to save data files on a disc. The result is an image file that can be burned to a blank disc later on. Using the Save Tracks command in Nero Burning ROM has the following advantages: Existing files can also be saved in non-standard formats, for example files that are available in the Apple Macintosh HFS format. If required a copy of multisession CDs can be created. Requirement: The table of contents for the sessions does not contain any cross references to previous sessions (see Multisession Tab). If you use the Save Tracks command to select formats other than ISO or HFS, such as native Unix file systems, we recommend that you burn the new image file on a blank disc. To save files from a data disc, proceed as follows:
1. Insert a data disc into a drive or a burner. 2. Select Save Tracks from the Extras menu.
The Save Tracks window is opened. Basically, the window is identical to the window used for saving audio files (see Save Tracks Window). The Audio player controls area is grayed out. The track list displays the data files found on the disc.

Emulation

Simulation of the structure and function of a system, for example a bootable disc can "emulate" a floppy drive.

Encode

Encoding is the conversion of audio files that are located on an audio CD into an audio format that the computer can read (e.g. mp3).

Finalizing

Definitive conclusion of the process of writing to a disc. After this it is not possible to write to the disc anymore. However, a finalized rewritable disc can still be erased. A disc is automatically finalized if it is burned using the disc-at-once method.

Firmware

The firmware in burners functions as the operating system of the drive and contains instructions which determine how the drive reacts to commands from the PC. Generally the firmware in modern burners can be updated, improving the support for discs from other manufacturers for instance.

HD DVD

High Definition DVD. A possible successor to the DVD with greater storage capacity. The format is recognized by the DVD Forum. The HD DVD was developed in response to highdefinition video requirements. Single-layer discs can store data volumes of up to 15 GB. In HD DVD burners a blue-violet laser is used, which can write the data "more tightly" on the disc. This makes it possible to store large quantities of data.

HFS CD

File system used by Apple Macintosh systems. This format is only suitable for Macintosh discs.

Image file

An individual file on the hard drive that contains an image of a complete disc. An image can be used if problems occur during the burn process or if there is no burner connected to the PC.

Index position

You can set index positions within an audio track. You can "jump" to these using a suitable CD player. Currently, only very few CD players can handle index positions.

Table of contents (TOC)

Indicates the content of each session. The table of contents is stored in the lead-in.

Jitter Correction

Many CD-ROM drives cannot read an individual sector on an audio CD, which means that small gaps may occur in the data stream. Audio correction synchronizes the data stream by overlapping the sectors and so gaps do not occur.

Printing
Label Editor LabelFlash Launching the Program LightScribe

Defining 19

Main Screen 11

Menu Bar Toolbar

Format

Supported 9

HD DVD HFS Format

miniDVD 14

Multisession Disc

Burning Creating

Continuing

Starting

Retail Steps 7 13
Image Formats Image Recorder

Enable Recorder Formats

9 9, 14, 43

Nero CD Database

Nero CoverDesigner

Adding Information

69, 73
WHQL Certified Device Driver
Nero Search Nero WaveEditor
On-the-fly On-the-Fly Copying Overburning 81 Title and CD Database Toolbar

Creating 83

Track Properties Track-at-Once

Program Database 51

UDF 52 User CD Database User Database

Read Error

Ignore 48
Read Speed Rewritable CD Rewritable Disc

Erase Erase Method

Video CD

Compiling 30

Video formats Video-CD Virus Scanner

Search

Performing 54

Updating

WHQL Certified Drivers Work Environment

Customizing 83

Search Folders Selection Screen Session

Importing

Silence
Remove between audio files 23
Creating a Compatible Disc 20
Simulation Super Video CD

Tab matrix

This matrix shows which tabs are available for which disc format in the Compilation window. The tabs are listed in the top row with the disc formats in the left-hand column. An "x" entered in a cell within the table indicates that the tab is available for this disc format. A "-" in a cell indicates that the relevant tab is not available for this disc format. The "Extra" column lists specific additional tabs that apply to the respective disc format.

CDA Options

Multisession
CD/DVD-ROM (ISO) Audio CD Mixed Mode CD CD EXTRA Video/Super Video CD miniDVD CD/DVD-ROM (Boot) CD/DVD/HD DVD-ROM/ Blu-ray Disc (UDF) CD/DVD-ROM (UDF/ISO) Audiobook CD DVD-Video

x x x x x x x x

x x x -

x x x x x x x x x

x x x x x x x x x x x
Video CD menu Boot Audiobook CD -

Extra 93

Contact
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