Acronis True Image Now Writes Directly To DVDs Without Extra Software
May 23, 2006, Burlington, MA Acronis, Inc., the technological
leader in storage management software, announced that effective
immediately, all Windows versions of Acronis True Image software
(Home Ver. 9.0; Workstation Ver. 9.1, Server for Windows Ver. 9.1;
Enterprise Server Ver. 9.1) now supports direct writing to DVDs.
Acronis True Image Server for Linux cannot write directly to DVDs
without a kernel patch.
Supported formats include: DVD+R, DVR+RW, DVD-R,
DVD-RW, DVD-RAM, and DVD+R Dual-Layer is fully supported; DVD-R
Dual-Layer is not supported.
The entire process is completely transparent
just put a blank DVD disk into the drive and you can save your
image to that disk without any additional software. As for
limitations, DVD burning is not supported in Windows 9x, so as a
result, burned DVDs can't be read in Windows 9x. Write-once DVD
discs can't be read in Windows NT 4 without third-party
software.
This is a product update only, not a version
upgrade. Registered users of the current versions of Acronis True
Image can download a new build of their software for free to obtain
this new capability. All Acronis product updates can be found at
www.acronis.com
About Acronis:
Acronis is a leader in AI-native cyber protection, unifying data protection, cybersecurity, IT operations and hybrid infrastructure to deliver business continuity, security and compliance with less cost and complexity. More than 21,000 service providers trust Acronis to protect over 750,000 businesses in 150 countries. Acronis is headquartered in Schaffhausen, Switzerland. For more information, visit www.acronis.com.