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That's not completely true either. I used to use some sketchy utility back in the day that could mark one recording session as inaccessible and let you add data
by calamari4065 3y ago
That's not completely true either. I used to use some sketchy utility back in the day that could mark one recording session as inaccessible and let you add data to any remaining space on the disc. You would only see the new session. Hypothetically you can also manipulate the file table to make it look exactly like the real thing.
I don't remember if it required the disc to be un-finalized or not. It probably did.
But this is really an edge case
- JohnFen 3y agoTrue, I was assuming the disc wasn't written as a multi-session one (most people never use multi-session). Multi-session discs are a bit different. But, afaik, if the disc has been finalized then the result is as "immutable" as a non-multisession one. I'm not completely certain about that, though.