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Saving The Current Disc Image File

Once a data disc image has been created, it must be saved before it can be

used by the Scribe as a data source for recording. Disc images can either be

saved as script files (with an “ISC” extension) or physical image files (with

an “.ISO” extension for CD or a .UDF for DVD).

A script file (ISC) contains pointers to the source data files and is used as a

guide at the time of recording the disc. Since a script file does not include

the source data it is best used when producing unique or projects with

dynamic content and when the source data will always be available to the

Scribe.

A physical image file (ISO for CD, UDF for DVD) is an exact replica of

the final disc and contains all of the source data. It is therefore best used

when producing static projects that are recorded on a regular basis and

when source data will not always be available to the Scribe. Please note that

depending upon the amount of data to be recorded, a physical image file

can occupy as much as 700 MB (CD) or 4.7 GB (DVD) of hard disk space.

Before saving your image, you may wish to view the properties

Editing Image properties

• Click the CD Image Properties button on the toolbar. The screen will

now read:

The CD IMAGE PROPERTIES dialog box contains a series of radio

buttons as well as a number of information boxes.

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