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In the Finder, click the Burn symbol next to the disc's When you're happy with the contents of the disc, it's time toīurn it. Mac OS XĬreates copies of the documents to be burned, in a special temporary location,Īnd will eject the disc if not enough free hard disk space is available. The blank disc—up to 700MB for a CD or 4.7GB for a DVD. To allow the system to create a disk image of all the data you put on Sign next to the mouse pointer tells you that you're copying the filesĪke sure that you have enough space on your startup disk

The Finder window and drop it on the disc icon on the Desktop. When the items are arranged as you want them to be, drag the folder from Into which I placed many of my latest vacation photos. In this example, I opened the Finder and created a new folder called Photos On the disc than it can hold, you will get an error message. Organize items in folders the way you want them to appearĮach time you or anyone else inserts the disc if you try to put more data Like any other mounted volume, and you can drag items to it as you wouldĪny other disk. You can now fill the disc with documents. Rename a folder, by clicking its name and typing a new one—anytime If you change your mind about the volume name you gave theĭisc, you can change the name by renaming the disc—just as you would If you mistakenlyĬhoose the wrong application, just eject the disc and insert it again. To create a disc for documents, choose Openįinder (the default) from the Action drop-down list. Music CD that can be played in any CD player, or an MP3 CD that can be played To create a disc for music files, select Open iTunesįrom the Action drop-down list. The disc is burned, this is the name that will appear under the disc'sįor CD-R discs, you can choose whether the disc is intended for documents

When it finds that theĭisc is blank, the operating system will present you with a dialog box thatĪsks for a name for the disc. Mac OS X automatically tries to mount the disc. On these Macs, simply insert the disc into the slotĪnd wait until the drive pulls the disc in. Some Macs, such as the PowerBook G4s and the later colored iMacs, have Press the Eject key on the keyboard, place theīlank disc in the tray, and press Eject again to close the drive. Most Macs have an optical drive with a tray you must eject before youĬan insert a disc. Some DVD formats, such as DVD+RW and DVD-RW, can be written to more Data onĪ DVD is heavily compressed, making the format much more complex than that Of data and generally costs significantly more than a writable CD.

A CD-RW can be burned multiple times,ĭVD-R—Writable digital versatile disc. Megabytes of data, depending on the format.ĬD-RW—Rewritable compact disc.