As has been pointed out many times ...
OK ... so how do you burn using the XP system?
I can send files to the CD and watch them go to some unkown temp area, but then what? How do I make the thing actually burn?
Accessing the D drive menu just tells me that there is nothing on the drive (good, it is a blank disc after all) ... so if the menu is not attached to CD drive itself then where is it?
Many thanks
Martin.
A Google for "XP CD burning" finds several guides. Here are two:
[ul][li]http://www.annoyances.org/exec/show/article01-110[/li]
[li]http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/expert/bridgman_august13.mspx[/li][/ul]Within Opus you should make sure that the two options shown below are enabled.
You can also use Opus to burn files using Nero, if you have that.
Hi Leo, sorry to revive this old thread.
I'm running DO 12 in Windows 10. These options don't seem to be supported anymore (maybe by the OS), right? I can't find them in the "Miscellaneous" menu.
If so, do the Nero alternative works or is there any "built-in" (or as close as possible) way to use DO to burn CD/DVD from within it?
Thanks.
CD Burning support is always enabled these days.
Make sure Preferences / Folders / Virtual Folders / Treat all virtual folders as real is not selected. Either of the other options should be fine. Opus should then work with CD Burning in the same way File Explorer does.
If it's not working, check that it is working in File Explorer, in case it's a system issue rather than an Opus configuration issue.
