When burning an ISO with Nero ( or Easy CD creator for that matter) does it matter if DAO (disk at once) or TAO (track at once recording) is chosen ?

Thanks in advance,

Lung

ummm, Nero comes in linux?

Er.....I should have posted this to the newbie column.

My bad

dao is fine, there's plenty of information about burning iso's at linuxiso.org

you can safely burn the iso w/ nere too, just burn image and go with the defaults.. both disc at once and image first work fine

What is the benefit of burning a cd using TAO or DAO? I sort of understand what each is, but why would one be desired over the other.

Thanks

Where i can get Nero for Linux?????

You can't - but you don't need to. There are several CD burning programs in Linux and CD_ROAST as mentioned above is the best.

But you can download and burn Linux ISO images in windows using Nero if that is what you want to do.....

Have fun!

Thanks, but i really really mean nero cd burning for windows, but i found Kb3, what you know about it.

Its a good one, i need one program that can do disk copy (copy a cd, prefer on the fly).

Thanks
Dexter

I was spending a lot of time searching a burning tool to replace Nero for windows.., and the wiiner are..:
Gearpro for Linux (crossplataform.., migrate fron win.., this tool makes all.. easy and fine.., but only not make mp3 to CD on the fly.., bad point: is comercial soft, but internet gift register version ...)
K3b is the most friendly and power burning soft in Linux..., it make all... more mp3 on the fly.. and video CDs... (only bad point: KDE3 is necesary for install it...)
Xcdroast..? a lot of unnecesary settings options for a final user..., and make multisesion.. ISOs..., mmhhmm.. all burning soft make this elemental items...
Gnome Toaster make mp3 to CD on the fly.. (without temp .wav files... clear..), but more slowly that k3b..
excuseme for my bad english...
see you...