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how to burn DVD-rw
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OSX10.1.5
toast 5.1.2
I cant find any description in the help file
Description for incremental back only seems to cover CD
and description of DVD only write once
Any help appreciated
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John
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Join Date: Apr 1999
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Toast will enable you to do this
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yes I know Toast will allow this. But�
The DVD option doesnt seem to allow further files to be written to the disc and the iso9669 option only allow CD rewriting.
As far as i can tell the help files are of no help.
How do you burn a rewritable DVD in Toast?
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John
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Just burn it. To use it again erase it with disc copy or disc utility.
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Dual 800 - GF3 - 1.5GB
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ok- that s a pity and nuisance
so I cant do incremental backup burns like youcan with a CD?
might as well just burn a normal DVD -R
<small>[ 07-13-2002, 03:22 AM: Message edited by: Aussie John ]</small>
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John
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Well, except that with a RW you can re-use it; for example, when the backup is no longer current you can put the new one over the top.
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[vash:~] banana% killall killall
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Gee thats virtually useless - erasing and burning 5 gig woth of stuff just cus updated a couple of files. ( especially at 1 x speed)
I hope toast addresses this soon.
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John
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