Can the recorder re engrave the content disc?

It depends on the mode you choose when you burn the disk.,Generally, when burning, you choose to write at one time.,That is, you can't burn the content on this disk anyway.,You can only do it once.,If you want to burn something else.,Use another disk.。

Of course, if you buy a rewritable disc, you can also re-engrave it. But generally no one buys ......

Discs are cd-r and ***-r are not possible.

-RW and CD-RW can be erased and burned, if you want to burn again with content, you need to set it to split burning when you burn it for the first time, and you need disc support and burning software support.

CD-R and ***-R discs depend on whether your disc is selected when burning"Continue".If so, then you can re-engrave it, but you can't erase the engraved content, not vice versa.

If it is a CD-RW or ***-RW disc (i.e., an erase disc), you can erase the previous content and re-burn it.

If the disc is CD-R and ***-R, it will not work.

-rw ***+rw and cd-rw (this one is rare) is okay.

The quality is poor, but at most it will be re-engraved about dozens of times, and it will be easy to frisbee in the future, and the disc will be scrapped if it is re-engraved many times.

See you CD support is not supported.

You're using a disc that's not rewritable.

The disc that can be re-burned is the CD-RW

CD-RW is called Re-Burnable Disc, and unlike CD-R, CD-RW recorder discs with different burning speeds are divided into different specifications, and there are four types (see attached table). Discs marked as a certain specification can only be burned on the same or higher recorders, for example, discs marked as high speed can only be burned on high speed or higher recorders.

However, this set of specifications is not absolutely backward compatible: for example, a disc burner labeled as Ultra Speed may not be able to burn the original specification discs, or it may not be fully supported, such as only 4x discs but not 2x discs.

Discs can be burned repeatedly--- this requires a specific disc, and now there are 4 main types =--cd-rw ***-rw ***+rw ***-ram。。。 RW stands for Rewritable, and this type of disc can be rewritten about 1,000 times!! And ***-ram this kind of disc, when you use it, it's completely like a small hard disk.,Copy-paste and delete it directly.。。。

There are two kinds of burning CDs, one is called CD-R, the other is called CD-RW, the latter can be burned repeatedly, the former cannot, but the speed will be reduced when rewritable and repeated burning.

The format of the requirements is in the same close.

Once a disc has been burned, it is usually not possible to modify it directly. Disc burning is an irreversible process in which information is permanently burned into the disc. Therefore, if you want to modify the content of the disc after burning it, you cannot do it directly on the existing disc.

If you do need to make changes to the content on the disc, you'll need to re-burn the content and write the modified content to the new disc. This means that you need to make the corresponding or modify it on your computer and reuse the burning software to burn the modified content onto a blank disc.

Also, it's worth noting that only rewritable discs (such as CD-RW or ***-RW) can be burned and modified multiple times. Read-only discs (such as CD-ROMs or ***-ROMs) cannot be modified once they are burned for later.

So, before you decide to burn a disc, make sure if you need to make modifications to the content and choose the type of disc that suits your needs to avoid unnecessary hassle and waste. <>