How to Burn Data CD/DVD

Free CD DVD Burner Platinum includes a powerful feature to burn CDs and DVDs containing any data files with ease. It is used to burn files and folders onto CD-R, DVD-R, DVD+R, CD-RW, DVD-RW, DVD+RW, HD DVD and Blu-ray discs directly. The user-friendly interface makes the operating very easily. Download and install this Free CD DVD Burner Platinum and follow the step-by-step tutorial to finish your data CD/DVD burning.

What is Data CD/DVD?

A data CD is a compact disk formatted to store files. The types of files typically stored on a data CD might include compressed zip files, word processing documents, spreadsheets, text files, graphics, QuickTime-style movie files, or MP3 music files.

A Data DVD is not a movie. DVD is storage medium just like a CD that requires a DVD drive in your computer. It can hold any kind of data, including digitized movies but it is not exclusive to movies. It can be used to hold audio, video, computer files, and/or digital photos. The most important difference between a DVD and a CD is the amount of data it can hold. While a CD can hold 650MB of data, a DVD can hold 4.7GB of data or nearly 7 times as much.

As easy as brewing a coffee!

1. Launch Free CD DVD Burner Platinum. Then, insert a blank CD/DVD to the disc drive and click the "Data CD/DVD" to run the burner wizard.

2. The burner scans your system for the available devices. Choose one of the usable burning drives from the list (the system will select it by default if there is only one).

3. Choose the way data is stored on disc (file system). You can select ISO9660 or ISO9660 + Joliet UNICODE name extension. You are allowed to create bootable disc.

4. Click "Add File(s)..." & "Add Dir..." to add data files & folders you want to burn and use "New Dir..." or "Rename Dir..." to create or rename the folder. Also, you can remove one or all files & folders by "Remove/Remove All" button.

5. Select the burning mode and the appropriate burning speed. You can create multi-session disc. Click "Next" to start burning and wait until the process bar reaches 100%. The disc will eject after the data CD/DVD has been completely burned.