Why would you need to quit Disk Utility each time for multiple disks? Doesn't the display update as you eject and insert disks?

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You probably don't need to quit disk utility in between sessions, though you will have to select the disk and click unmount and then eject.

This is good to know as I have actually ordered some cd's to fill out an amazon.com gift card. It was something that had concerned me.



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This hint looks like it is just a symptom of this bug: http://discussions.apple.com/thread.jspa?threadID=1274987. (also appears several other places; no useful feedback from Apple yet.)

On Tiger, I never had any problems with importing enhanced CDs. This Leopard bug dismounts the audio partition - but not the data one, which is why it appears to be an issue with enhanced CDs. I suspect that anyone experiencing this problem is also experiencing issues with regular CDs.

Granted, the only confirmed fix for the problem right now is manually remounting the CD - either with Disk Utility or the eject key.

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I am releasing my own CD, and it is also enhanced, but when I insert it into my Mac, it doesn't 'autorun' - the CD authoring guy said Apple removed this function from OS X about a year ago. Anyone else experience this? Apparently in PCs, it autoruns (a html graphic comes up automatically - no need to browse folders).

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