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BurnAgain - multiple sessions, one volume
BurnAgain is quite possibly the smartest CDR/CDRW burning utility I've seen for Mac OS X. While it unfortunately lacks support for burning DVDs, just look at this rocking list of features:
- burn multiple sessions represented by only one volume
- 'smart' burning - checks for changes when burning same file more than once
- title of CDR can be changed with each burn
- option to hide files from previous CDR sessions to make it look like one clean, new burn
- can resolve aliases
- can erase CDRWs
- supports Mac OS X Tiger's Burnable Folders
- preserves Mac-specific file attributes while still using platform-independent, multiple-OS-friendly ISO format
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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
Mr Lizard said 9:15AM on 7-26-2006
Would these 're-writable' cd-r's also be readable (and possibly writable?) on a Windows/Linux PC?
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Nathan said 1:15PM on 7-26-2006
But it doesn't burn DVD's so an automatic "no use" from me
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E Grotz said 11:31PM on 7-26-2006
As far as I can see, it doesn't span disks either. Spanning is one of the most important features needed -- why this has yet to be implemented into Toast is beyond me. The only app I know of that can span disks is Backup. And that's free.
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Matthew said 3:34AM on 7-27-2006
I agree with #2 and #3. As soon as it starts supporting spanning discs and DVDs - it's an instant "must-buy".
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