Burn to a Emulated CD Drive

[JohnLenin]

#1

you can use ISO images (and various others) and mount them to the drive and your computer runs them as if there was an actual CD, right?

sure

#2

Well, what about instead of reading from the ISO, you're using a program such as iTunes and are burning to the Emulated drive, and it saves the data as an ISO or any other form of an CD image.

I don't see your point.
Every CD/DVD burner (best example Nero) can "burn" only an image what you can later back up to a real CD/DVD - or you can mount the newly created image and GO TO #1.
Of course for that you don't mount an image where you burn into, you create a new one. Burning into an existing image would be something like rewrite or multisession write - not sure it makes too much sense.

Or do you need something else?

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