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I'm trying to burn some files onto a CD-RW (old school, I know) but I need it to be readable on a PC. How do I do that on Snow Leopard? I know how to do it normally, just pop the CDRW in the drive, it appears on the desktop, drag stuff to it, open the burn folder, hit burn and take a five minute break.
But this puts the CD as a HFS volume, and is only readable on Macs.
MacBook Pro, Mac OS X (10.6.8)
Nevermind.
I just found out Snow Leopard can only write HFS+ on CD and DVD for data.
I have a utility called "Burn" that is freeware and it lets me choose the filesystem - including Joliet and hybrid.
Burn a data CD or DVD to ISO 9660 (readable on PC)
