Finder burning is easy. Just insert blank media into your burner. On my Mac I have it set to ask you what you want to do with the blank media, but I believe the default behavior is that the Finder automatically handles it. If you are given a choice of options, choose to use the Finder. Anyway, a CD disk image will be mounted on your desktop. Drag the file(s) into this "disc", then drag the disc to the trash (which turns into a Burn icon), or select the disk and then select "Burn disc..." from the File menu.
It may be the case that you have to burn the CD with some special/specific format, and you'll need to find out if that is the case and what format it needs. If so you can do that too with third party tools that let you set the specific format. Toast is a commercial option for that, but there are numerous freeware and shareware burning tools that let you do this. Try YuBurner, BurnX Free. There are others. Search macupdate.com or versiontracker.com.
Steve
On Feb 3, 2005, at 1:04 PM, Richard Starr wrote:
Doesn't have top run on the Mac. The recorder is a standalone machine that can
burn DVDs in real time...quite amazing really. All I need is a way to get the
files decompressed and onto a CD that the recordcer can read.
Rich
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