I'm not sure whether this is the correct section to post such a question, but I'm sure that this thread will get moved if it is not.

I'm attempting to burn a disc, and it's giving me a serious headache. Here is what it is asking.

If BURN doesn't work for you, or you'd rather use your own CD burning program, you will need to lay out the disk like so:

Track 1: Mode 1 ISO, OUT\TRACK01.ISO
Track 2: 4 minutes, 32 seconds, 0 frames silence
.WAV audio, OUT\TRACK02.WAV

The CD should be burnt in Disk-At-Once mode with no gaps between the tracks. Note that many CD burning programs cannot automatically pad tracks with silence at the beginning, and others don't handle gapless burning consistently, so it is preferable to use BURN. (If you don't pad Track 2 with silence, the voices won't match what's going on in the game.)

I have no idea what to do. I don't know if there is still a program that I can find that can burn a cd in that manner. Does anyone have any idea or anything?

You've told us the message that the program is giving you (it's basically saying it cannot do what you want) but what exactly are you trying to achieve?

Is the recording software called "Burn"? (If so, I've never heard of it).

Um, I want to burn the files to a disc... I thought it would have been kind of obvious. And no, program called burn isn't a big software that you can find for other programs. It has one purpose, and that is to burn the CD that I need properly. However, because the program requires a SCIS CD to find where to burn, I can't burn the disc. I need to know if there is a program that will allow me to burn the .iso and the .wav with the proper amount of padding and for it to be burnt in tracks like older computer games were, where you could put the CD in a stereo and you could hear the sounds from there.

Originally Posted by browndj3

Um, I want to burn the files to a disc... I thought it would have been kind of obvious.

Yes, that was obvious but I was trying to understand whether you were trying to burn data files from your hard disk onto CD or whether you were trying to burn audio files from your hard disk ... or something else. It seemed to me that the message was talking about saving something directly out of a game, which I couldn't understand.

Nah, I just need to figure out how to pad the audio file and burn the .iso along with it. I'm trying to figure out if I would have to open and put the files from the .iso in there like that or keep it in the .iso format. Or anything along those lines. It's really starting to get on my nerves.