Add files again to DVD with Imgburn?

[gamemaniaco]

How to configure ImgBurn to be able to add files again to a DVD that has already been burned? in the future the update of a firmware I would put in a DVD MDisc already burned and store in the long term

[dpalomaki]

AFIKT it does NOT support multisession burning if that is what you have in mind. Given that the current version is 7 years old it likely will never support multisession. The apparent solution is to extract files from the disc, add the new files, and burn a new disc.

[gamemaniaco]

I burn the DVD MDisc Today and I add files in the future, is this possible with imgburn?

[lingyi]

No.

Asked and answered multiple times, which you would have found with a Google search:

https://www.google.com/search?q=imgb...hrome&ie=UTF-8

Also, as dpalomaki said, Imgburn hasn't and won't be updated.

[gamemaniaco]

what soft i use?

[lingyi]

None.

ImgBurn is the best and only reliable burning software.

Using any other software and burning multi session will only add to your paranoia about your discs. Get another hard drive or better, two and copy your data to that until you have enough to fill a DVD.

[gamemaniaco]

I burn the DVD MDisc Today and I add files in the future, is this not possible with imgburn?

[Formica]

Quote:

Originally Posted by gamemaniaco

I burn the DVD MDisc Today and I add files in the future, is this not possible with imgburn?

No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No! No!

[lordsmurf]

Wanting something doesn't mean you can get it.

- You want to burn multisession.
- You're not getting it. Too bad, so sad. SOL. Plan burns in advance.

Stop trying to treat an optical disc like a HDD or flash media. Round peg is square hole.

[dpalomaki]

Programs such as NERO can do multisession. Search for mulitsesson burning software.

If you don't understand multisession, give up.

Media is modest cost compared to the value of time you will waste.