When you insert a commercially made SuperCDG disc into your computers DVD drive you will normally experience that the disc auto loads and starts an embedded SuperCDG player. Using this player you can instantly play the contents on the SuperCDG disc without having any pre-installed software for the purpose on the computer.
If you have a commercial SuperCDG disc you can use the contents on this disc to create your own self-loading SuperCDG discs with your favorite songs. Here are the simple steps to follow.
Create an empty folder on your HDD to hold the required files for your new self-loading SuperCDG disc.
Insert the commercial SuperCDG disc into your computers DVD drive and open it up in Windows Explorer.
Copy all contents on the SuperCDG disc - except from the CAVS_MCG folder - into the empty folder you created in step 1.
Create an empty folder named CAVS_MCG in the folder your created in step 1.
Use CDGFix 3 Super to create a SuperCDG library as explained in SuperCDG libraries. Make sure the new SuperCDG library is named CVMD and save it in the CAVS_MCG folder you created in step 4. IMPORTANT: The new SuperCDG library must be created as Commercial, encrypted".
Open the CAVS_MCG folder created above and copy the file List.txt over to the DiskCdg folder copied from the commercial SuperCDG disc - replace the existing List.txt file.
Burn all files and folder now present in the folder you created in step 1 to a blank DVD. When finished the root of the new DVD should contain the folders CAVS_MCG and DiscCdg along with about five files (the number of files may vary slightly).
When you insert the newly created DVD into a computers DVD drive you should now experience the same as with a commercially created SuperCDG disc, an auto-load of a player to let you access the songs on the disc.