What is the difference between recording a CD-RW within Easy CD & DVD Creator 6.0 and with Drag-to-Disc?
Creator effectively treats CD-RWs the same as it does CD-Rs, recording ISO 9660 data onto them, with the significant exception of being able to erase the entire disc and start again. Drag-to-Disc, on the other hand, is a UDF formatting utility that allows CD-RW discs to appear in the Windows Explorer just as if they were a floppy or hard disk drive, supporting all the same drag-and-drop functionality, and the ability to delete individual files. Creator itself does write to UDF volumes.
Related Questions
- Ive read that Easy CD & DVD Creator can use CD-RW discs that have been formatted by Drag-to-Disc. If thats true, what is the use of Drag-to-Disc formatting?
- What is the difference between recording a CD-RW within Easy CD & DVD Creator 6.0 and with Drag-to-Disc?
- What operating systems do Easy CD & DVD Creator 6.0 and Drag-to-Disc work with?
