Nero multisession burning

You must define which session is being imported at the start of the burn process. The files in the previous sessions are retained and continue to take up space. In this case Nero Burning ROM automatically verifies whether the correct multisession disc has been inserted for continuation. If not, the disc is ejected.

If you disable the Finalize disc check box on the Burn tab, you can always burn additional sessions on the disc, but then only the last session will be visible and you will only be able to access data from the final session.

Multisession disc. Multisession discs are particularly suitable for backing up important files burned on a regular basis. The following configuration options are available on the Multisession tab in the Multisession area:.

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I check Continue Multisession, Refresh compilation when importing session, and Add new files to compilation. Those are the only things I check when adding to an existing volume. I've always found the multisession thing a little unreliable myself. These allow treating RW media in a manner similar to a hard disk. Many thanks, laddyboy and zapatero. I might try to upgrade to 6. By the way, the reason why I wish to write again on these discs is to add a subtitle file. I tried to do some multisession using the same drive and the same Nero Burning ROM , writing smaller size files, and this time, I succeeded without any problem!

Could someone explain me, for future purpose? Obviously, this suggests that my disc was finalized! Now, the questions I have are: 1. Why was the disc closed and finalized by Nero when I specifically indicated that I wanted to leave it open? How can I prevent this from happening? I understand that perhaps I should have burned both the DivX file and the subtitle file in one single session, and I will do that now as long as I have the subs file ready.

But the situation is that now I have several such discs with one single large DivX file that I wish to add a subs file to. It would be nice if I could re-open them rather than having to burn them again, thus avoiding to waste them! Is there a way to re-open a closed disc?

Or is the closing session irreversible? Morbius1 , Jan 2, I do not know why your disk was finalized. You did initially designate it as a new multisession disk when you burned the first file? There is no way to reopen a finalized disk that I'm aware to do further writing. Might I suggest using RW media until your project is complete. At that point, you can burn to a write-once format disk. That's what I do and it saves on disks in the long run, not that they're all that expensive these days anyway.

When the disk is finalized a permanent table of contents is written and that's that. Yes, I can confirm that those discs were initiated as multisession. And during the burning session, I was not notified by Nero at any time that the discs would be closed for whatever reason. There seems to be some mystery here I think the disc was finalized simply because the file was too large.