briskbison41
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joined Sep 2009
If you're burning a Data DVD using the DVD9 standard, I'm pretty sure you can pull this off.
Multi-session burning basically just means you're topping off the same CD or DVD multiple times—essentially adding more data until you hit the capacity limit.
For example, if you burn a single 700 MB DiVX file onto a DVD, you'll still have about 3.67 GB of space left over. If you've got multi-session enabled, you can just keep dumping files onto that same disc whenever you need to.
Obviously, this only works until the disc is completely full, and it only applies to discs that were originally burned using this specific method.
You can set this up when you open Nero 7 or something more recent. You just toss all the files you want onto the disc, and right before you hit that "Burn" button, there are two checkboxes above it. One of them usually says something like "allow data to be added later."