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Saving a project
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Translated and reviewed by
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To save an unfinished project, choose \menu{Project \then Save}. The \window{Save Current Project} window will be opened. Choose where you would like to save the project. In the \textfield{Name:} text field, enter a name for the project. Click the \button{Save} button, and your unfinished project will be saved. When saving a project, you are only saving the parameters of the project; you've burned nothing to the disc at this time.
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Burning the disc
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When you click the \button{Burn\ldots} button, you will see the \window{Properties of \ldots} window.
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You can specify the burning speed in the \dropdown{Burning speed} drop-down. It is safest to choose the slowest speed to prevent a corrupted CD / DVD disc.
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To burn your project directly to the disc, select the \checkbox{Burn the image directly without saving it to disc} option. With this option selected, no image file is created, and no files are saved to the hard disk. All data is saved to the blank \acronym{CD} or \acronym{DVD}. Note that \application{Brasero} only burns information onto standard CDs and DVDs; \application{Brasero} does not burn data onto Blu-Ray DVDs at this time.
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The \checkbox{Simulate before burning} option is useful if you encounter problems burning discs. Selecting this option allows you to simulate the disc burning process without actually writing data to a disc \dash a wasteful process if your computer isn't writing data correctly. If the simulation is successful, \application{Brasero} will burn the disc after a ten second pause. During those ten seconds, you have the option to cancel the burning process.
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Blanking a disk
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CDs and DVDs@\acronym{CD}s and \acronym{DVD}s!blanking
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Some CDs and DVDs have an \acronym{RW} marking on them. \acronym{RW} simply indicates the disc is Re-Writable, meaning the current data on the disc can be completely erased and new data can be written to it. To erase a disc, open the \menu{Tools} menu, then select \menu{Blank}. The \window{Disc Blanking} window will be open. In the \dropdown{Select a disc} drop-down choose the disc that you would like to erase.
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