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## Making Multimedia CDs

This option is included for the sake of full functionality.
I do not personally have any use for it at this time.
It will record what is best described as a mixed mode CD, with data track first, followed by audio track(s).
This is the most common multimedia CD layout.
If you want CDPlus or something else special, you are on your own with the cdrecord man page.
CD-Rchive takes the data writing commandline it generates from the data settings you have made and appends the list of audio files you have set on the CDDA tab page.
The CD is recorded by clicking the [Multi-Media CD] button on the Ops tab page which is so titled when the Multimedia CD checkbox on the Advanced tab page checked.
Before doing this you need to ensure that your settings for writing a file image to CD are made (See Writing Data Image(s) to CD). Also make sure there is an iso image as defined on the "Target" tab page.
Next ensure that your settings for recording an Audio CD are made (See Writing Audio CDs). Make sure the audio files as defined on the "CDDA" tab page exist.
Now check the Multimedia CD checkbox on the Advanced tab page.
MOST IMPORTANTLY calculate the combined size of the data and audio to find if it will fit!
With the Dummy Write checkbox on the Advanced tab page set, click the [Multi-Media CD] button on the Ops tab page and watch the output
If too big etc adjust settings and retry
When a good dummy write has been made, unset the Dummy Write checkbox and go for it.
Recording on the Fly