:h2 res=3500.General setup 2

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:li.:link reftype=hd res=3501.eject disk:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=3502.Sony multisession fix:elink.
:li.:link reftype=hd res=3503.Use BURN-Proof:elink.
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:h3 res=3501.eject disk
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When checked the CD will be ejected when writing is finished. If you don't want 
to use this feature leave it unchecked, so the CD-R(W) stays in the tray.

:h3 res=3502.Sony multisession fix
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When checked a workaround for Sony-CDR Drives (or Sony OEM drives, e.g. many HP) 
is enabled, so you can produce multisession CD's with these drives.
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Cdrecord 1.11a06 and above changed the Sony writer handling so it may be this fix isn't
necessary anymore. Test it on your own.

:h3 res=3503.Use BURN-Proof
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If you posses a CD-Recorder equipped with the :artwork name='burnproof.bmp' runin. 
technology enable the checkbox so Burnproof will be used.
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With recent releases of cdrecord (1.11a06 and above) similar technologies by other vendors
are also supported like Ricoh Just-link.
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How does BURN-Proof works?
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When the CD Recorder starts recording, 
the status of the buffer is constantly checked. Shortly before a 
buffer underrun might occur (typically when the buffer falls below 
10% of its maximum capacity), the CD Recorder will stop recording 
as of a specific location on the CD. The CD Recorder continues attempting 
to receive data from the PC and to refill the buffer. In the meantime, the 
BURN-Proof circuit determines where the last successful sector is written. 
Using the location of the last successful sector, the BURN-Proof circuit 
will position the Optical Pickup. As soon as the buffer has been refilled, 
the CD Recorder will start recording again. 

