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Message: [QUOTE="NotReallyHere, post: 176598, member: 81170"] I author all my Sega CD games with ImgBurn, with great success. I also find that my Sega CD Model 2 is very, very tolerant of CD-R media, and will play games on both cheap and expensive discs with no problems. As others have said, I use ImgBurn, set the burn speed to the lowest possible setting, and let it do its thing. Leave everything else to the default settings. It's a simple, almost automatic process. When using ImgBurn, make sure you select the .cue file for burning! If your .bin and .cue are in the same folder or location, the .cue file will automatically "cue up" the files from the .bin in the proper order. Make sure you are not simply trying to burn the .bin, alone! For the best compatibility across all of your consoles and computers, always use the best blank media you can afford. Nowadays, I find that Maxell is good go-to budget brand. They have a "MaxData" brand of discs that can be had for around $20 for a 50-pack. They are thicker and of much better quality than the standard Verbatim discs you find at most retail stores. [/QUOTE]

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