Plus, anything that accesses the hard disk heavily when the source files exist there has the potential to cause problems. Then simply click on the red record button. You're on your way. Making a data disc is similarly painless, whether using the Starter or the interface proper. You can either drag and drop files and folders from Windows Explorer, or use the file folder button within Primo CD Plus to open a window, choose files and folders, and add them to your data layout.
Audio recording is easy, too.
The Starter includes a track finder function that will search specified drives or directories, or your whole system for MP3 and WAV files. Once the Track Finder has listed all available audio sources, you need merely to select the files and add them to the layout. CD-Text editing is available here, too, if you have that need. They call this the HyperDrive function, and it will work with dual recorders of the same model and BIOS revision. The drive support is excellent and when new drives are added, a quick download from Prassi Europe's Web site patches the program accordingly.