With BurnAgain DVD you can add files to CDR, CDRW and now also DVD+RW several times into the same volume. You can also change the title of your disk at each burn. At any time you can decide to start over and hide the files of previous burns, making the disk look like you would have used an empty one. This makes BurnAgain a unique Mac-like burning tool.

If you burn items twice, BurnAgain DVD will automatically compare them to the versions already burned and only new or changed files will be added, overwriting the previous versions if required. To simplify reburning of backups, BurnAgain DVD optionally stores what you want to burn on the disk and loads the configuration automatically when the disk is inserted. BurnAgain DVD is also capable of resolving aliases and supports using Burnable Folders in Tiger.

BurnAgain DVD will accept CDR, CDRW and DVD+RW media for this kind of burning. Support for additional DVD media types is in development. You can append files to all disks burned in the ISO9660 rock ridge standard format that have not been closed. The easiest way of course is to use BurnAgain DVD from the start. Please note that each session added requires a session overhead (up to a few MB) in addition to the size of the files you add.

BurnAgain DVD automatically preserves your special Mac file attributes (resource forks) and burns the disk in a platform independent format that can be used on Windows and Linux.