redsandvb

Back when I used to burn mp3 files to CD as CD audio, NOT data, I would first convert mp3-to-wav on my hard drive, then burn the wavs to CD thinking that it would be easier on my cpu/system (since there'd be no need for mp3-to-wav conversion on-the-fly) and I'd get better results. Is the same true for burning DVD files directly vs burning an ISO? Is burning an ISO easier on the system than burning files directly? Thanks!

Thanks Lightning. Sounds like it's going to be trial and error, then.

Hrmm, OK, So I was asking When I build an ISO w/ Imgburn, how do I know which position the layer break was originally in? Does Imgburn mark it as such when it shows me the different choices (i.e. the colored stars)? Is that a valid question?

How do I Build the ISO and keep the layer break in the same place as it is on the original? Does Imgburn mark which choice is the original layer break? Thanks!