Hi Mike.
Xfburn provides four options:
1. Burn Image
2. New data composition
3. Blank disk (preparing a disk for a new burn)
4. Audio CD
Since your files are not ISO images, I am guessing that you used #2 or #3.
"New Data" looks like the appropriate one - did you use that?
You say that Linux can see the files (on the CD?) but Windows can't. Do they need to be visible in Windows? Not sure what your problem actually is.
Keith
Hi Mike.Xfburn provides four options:
1. Burn Image
2. New data composition
3. Blank disk (preparing a disk for a new burn)
4. Audio CD
Since your files are not ISO images, I am guessing that you used #2 or #3.
"New Data" looks like the appropriate one - did you use that?
You say that Linux can see the files (on the CD?) but Windows can't. Do they need to be visible in Windows? Not sure what your problem actually is.
Keith
Xfburn provides four options:
1. Burn Image
2. New data composition
3. Blank disk (preparing a disk for a new burn)
4. Audio CD
Since your files are not ISO images, I am guessing that you used #2 or #3.
"New Data" looks like the appropriate one - did you use that?
You say that Linux can see the files (on the CD?) but Windows can't. Do they need to be visible in Windows? Not sure what your problem actually is.
Keith
