You can repeat step 2 as many time you need, of course :-).
Follow the directions and insert a black CD-R disc when prompted. Select the image, and then click on the Burn button You should now see the disk image of your CD on the left hand side, typically at the bottom of the list. Eject your original CD from the CD drive. Now you need to burn it on new, blank CD: Btw, it works even if you do not select cdr format and write disk as generic Disk Image (.dmg). Now a new file will be created on your Desktop, titled the name of your CD with a “.cdr” extension. In the Image Format box, choose DVD/CD master The Finder will appear – select whole CD and click on the Image button. In Disk Utility, select File -> New -> Disk Image from Folder. Open the Finder, open Applications, then Utilities, and start the Disk Utility program. Insert the source CD (the one you want to copy). To save the search for the next time, I’ll write it down. It was not exactly hard either, but it actually took consulting the omniviscent Google to find it out. MAKE A CD FOR WIN AND MAC WITH MACOS SIERRA HOW TO
Right ? Wrong ! To my big surprise, there was no easy, idiot proof, very obvious way mac-ish drag and drop way how to acomplish it.
It must be simple, intuititive and much easier than on Windows.
Rather than starting Nero on Win-XP notebook, I have decided to learn (finally) how to do it on Mac. My daughter’s music CD for her skating short program got badly scratched and because it was the last-but-one copy (as skater you need many copies, in case you loose/forget/scratch/misplace it), I was confronted with the task to create a new copy.
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