MakeCD Feature List

• full DAO support for most writers (optional)
• easy to use, even for beginners
• AMIGA protection bits and file comments in CD-ROM images
  MakeCD was the first program that brought this great feature to you. Meeting Pearls IV was mastered with MakeCD.
• online images (no second partition required)
• flexible CD copying
• plays CDDA data from CD or from file
• supports ISO 9660 and Rock Ridge extensions
• requires relatively little memory while generating the ISO 9660 structures.
• supports CDTV and CD32 (bootable CD-ROMs possible)
• Multivolume and Multisession support
• The ISO image can be created on block-orientated devices (e.g. hard disk) and tested before writing a CD-R
• CD Extra support
• All source directory trees for the ISO image are optionally put into one distinct subdirectory of the image's root directory
• locale support (at this time English and German)
• online help (Bubblehelp, can be disabled)
• font-sensitive layout
• style guide adhering (opens e.g. on a Public Screen)
• writes both data and audio tracks
• modular concept (additional CD writers can be supported if required)
• almost all CD writers are supported
• recovery mode (dependent on CD-R driver!)
• best value for your money, especially for non-commercial users
• compatible (tested on many different configurations)

Patrick Ohly and Angela Schmidt

This document was generated on 26 January 1998 using the texi2html translator version 1.51.