Guide: 4Media Burner Studio

4Media Burner Studio can burn data on your hard disk to data CD/DVD, backup Data CD or unprotected DVD to another disc, and make any files on hard disk or CD/DVD disc into ISO image file. Here is a step-by-step guide to show you how to burn data to CD/DVD and make ISO image file.

How to burn files to data CD/DVD?
How to make ISO image file from any files?How to copy disc?How to edit ISO image file?

Download, install and launch 4Media Burner Studio.

How to burn files to data CD/DVD?

Step 1: Insert CD/DVD disc

Insert a blank or rewritable disc into your recordable DVD driver.

Step 2: Load files

Click "Add File(s)" button on the toolbar or click "File > Add File" to load files you want to burn. Or click "Add Folder" button on the toolbar or click "File > Add Folder" to load folder. After loading files, you can create folder to adjust the file structure in your disc by clicking "New Folder" button on the toolbar or "File > New Folder" option in the main menu.

From the capacity bar at the bottom of the main interface, you can check whether the total file size exceeds the capacity of the inserted disc.

Step 3: Adjust output settings

Select a recorder as the target, and specify "Write Speed", "Disc Name", and "Copies" according to your own need, and select a disc type from the left bottom drop-down list. If you check the "Data Verify" option, then the program will automatically start verifying your target disc data after burning completed.

Tip: If you insert a rewritable disc, then before you start burning, you should click "Tools > Erase Rewritable Disc" option from the main menu to go to the "Erase Rewritable Disc" window.

Select the recorder you want to erase, and select "Fast Erase Rewritable Disc" or "Full Erase Rewritable Disc" and click "Erase" button to start erasing.

Step 4: Start burning

After all above are set, click "Start Burn" button at the right bottom to start burning. You can click "Cancel" button to cancel the burning at any time.

After burning completed, the program will automatically start verifying disc data. Cancelling the verification won't affect the burning, you can cancel verifying if you want.

How to make ISO image file from any files?

Step 1: Load files

Click "Add File(s)" button on the toolbar or click "File > Add File" to load files you want to burn. Or click "Add Folder" button on the toolbar or click "File > Add Folder" to load folder. After loading files, you can create folder to adjust the file structure in the image file by clicking "New Folder" button on the toolbar or "File > New Folder" option in the main menu. From the capacity bar at the bottom of the main interface, you can check the total file size.

Step 2: Adjust output settings

Select "Save as Image File" option from the "Target" combo box, then click "Browse" button to specify the target folder to save the image file. You can enter a file name in the "File Name" box.

Step 3: Start making ISO image

After all above are set, click "Make Image File" button at the right bottom to start making image file.

After making completed, you can click "Open" button beside the "Browse" button to check the output ISO image file.

How to copy disc?

The software supports copying data DVD from one disc to another disc or copying disc to ISO image file.

Step 1: Insert source disc

Click "Copy Disc" button on the toolbar or click "File > Copy Disc" option, then the "Copy Disc" dialogue box pops up.

Step 2: Choose source and target

Choose the source you want to copy from the "Source" list, and choose the target from "Target" list.

Step 3: Start copying

Click "OK" in the "Copy Disc" dialogue box, then the program starts copying disc.

How to edit ISO image file?

Step 1: Open and edit image file

Click "Open Image File" button on the toolbar or "File > Open Image File" option to load the ISO image file you want to edit. You can add any file in the hard disk to the ISO image file, or delete any file from it, or extract any file in the ISO image file to the local, or do other operations from the right-click menu as below.

Step 3: Save ISO image file

After editing ISO image file, click "File > Save" option to save the modified ISO image file, or click "File > Save As" option to save the modified image file as a new one.