[theory]

I have tried using disk copy to burn an Audio+Data CD
(like warcraft2 or quake2) but I couldn't make an image of the Audio partition so then i tried using itunes to burn the audion then discopy to burn the data that didn't work either (it would say
the disk is not writable as opposed to no free space)

Does any one how to do this? (I also tried hdid but I couldn't do it either)

[bmedina]

Hmmm, I don't know if there is a way to burn multiple images to a CD using Disc Copy (or Disc Burner). You may be stuck using Toast.

[theory]

Oh but you can, you can. Follow these steps

1)Burn first image using disk copy
2)Start burning 2nd image using disk copy
3) When asked for a blank cd insert the on you burnt the 1st image on
4) The burn button will turn to append, click it

You must make sure that the combined size of the two images
will fit on the cd or disk copy will tell there aint enough space.

You can repeat this as many times as you want. But since you are burning disk images and not folders or files each disk image
will appear as a seperate parition on the desktop and the finder
slows down when a cd has heaps of partition (it isn't the finders
fault it is a problem with the way files are indexed on multi-sessions cd the computer can't adds a new index when you burn a new session and when it mounts the cd it has to look at all of them which makes the head jump eraticly between diffrent spots on the cd surface which the mounting the cd with lots of session
slow)

[milenko11]

Toast can do it.

Recording a Mixed Mode CD

Mixed Mode combines one data track and one or more audio tracks (using the Audio format) in a single session.


• The data portion of a Mixed Mode CD can be any of the Toast data formats.

• The audio tracks can be set up using Audio format.

1 In the Toast window, click Data.

2 In the Data window, choose one of the Data formats.

3 Drag the data files you want to the Data window.

4 Next, click Audio.

5 Drag AIFF extracted audio files or audio tracks from a music CD onto the Audio window.

6 Click Data format again.

7 Insert a blank CD into your CD-Recorder.

8 Press and hold down the Option key as you click Record (still in Data format).
A message appears asking you to confirm that you want the mixed media option.

9 In the Record dialog box, select an option:

10 When you see the message, "Your disc is ready," click Eject.