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I have never in my life seen a multi-volume disk. I have always wondered though; on Windows you could write to a CD-R but not finalize it. Could you delete th
by WirelessGigabit 4y ago
I have never in my life seen a multi-volume disk.
I have always wondered though; on Windows you could write to a CD-R but not finalize it.
Could you delete the file? I'd test it as blank CDs are dirt cheap, but I don't have a writer...
- kevin_thibedeau 4y agoWith ISO9660 CD-Rs you can delete files from the index of a new session. However the original session is unaltered and software that exposed them allows access of deleted files.
- irdc 4y ago> I have never in my life seen a multi-volume disk. Some games (I personally only know of Total Annihilation from 1996) had both data and music (in the form of CD digital audio) on the same disc.
- hulitu 4y agoSome movies also had a data section on DVD
- WirelessGigabit 4y agoOh so that is why I could put the Tomb Raider 2 disk in the CD drive and listen to the music!