Many users note that it is inconvenient to write information to a disk using standard Windows tools, and they are looking for special software. For example, you can use the ImgBurn program, which has several advantages over the application built into the OS. It is compact, multifunctional, supports recording of various formats, including Blu-ray and double-layer discs, and can create images. At the same time, ImgBurn is Russified.
Instructions
Step 1
Launch the program using a shortcut on the desktop or through the "Start". Go to the "Service" menu, study it and set the required recording parameters. Difficulties should not arise at this stage, the application interface is intuitive.
Step 2
Save the changes in the settings and put the program into the "Record" mode. To do this, use one of the proposed methods that are available in the program. The first one implies a quick start mode with the help of a wizard, and the second one is manual recording. In the wizard, select the "Burn the image to disk" menu; to make the transitions yourself, you must use the "Mode" menu, where you must specify "Burn" accordingly.
Step 3
In the "Burn" mode, specify the drive through which the burning will be performed. If you need to create an image, select the appropriate item "Image file". Insert a disc of the required format into the drive, focusing on the amount and nature of the information to be recorded.
Step 4
Proceed to the choice of the file for recording, for which click on the "File selection" menu. In the dialog box that appears, specify the data prepared for writing. This can be video, music, images, and more. Be guided by the file extension. If the images were previously created in the program itself, then you should look for files in MDS or CUE format, if in another application, then most likely it will be a standard ISO. In general, the program supports all major image formats.
Step 5
Set the write speed to around 60-70%. If you leave the maximum write speed, which is the default in the program, you may experience crashes and write errors. The recommended burn speed is 2x or 2.4x. It will allow you to reach a compromise: the recording is fast enough, and most importantly, the likelihood of errors and disk damage is reduced. To start burning, click on the "Burn" button. Wait until the end of the recording process, which is clearly displayed on the scale, plus you can see explanations for each step of the recording.
Step 6
If the recording check function was enabled in the settings, the program after burning will start verification, that is, it will check the correctness of the information being written to the disk, and the absence of errors. After the end of the check, the application will inform the user about the success of the recording or give information about the errors that occurred during the recording. Wait for the verification to complete and remove the disc from the drive when it opens and a message about the completion of recording appears on the screen.
