The disk image should now burn to the optical disk. Once the drive is ready to begin burning the disk image to the optical disk, click the Burn button.Ħ. If something other than the default settings are needed, click the drop arrow and set your desired burn options.ĥ. If needed, insert a blank optical disk when prompted.Ĥ. Select Burn Disk Image “Disk Image Name Here” to Disc…ģ. Select the desired disk image and right-click to bring up the contextual menu.Ģ.
Before proceeding, it may be helpful to place the ISO image somewhere easy to find so that you can access it quickly with the Disk Utility app, the /Desktop/ is often a good place for that. To burn a disk image file to an optical disk on macOS Sierra, use the procedure described below:ġ. With that in mind, here’s how to use Disk Utility to Burn an ISO image onto a disc using just your Mac, and completely for free. It is likewise not available in macOS Sierra’s Disk Utility application.Īfter doing some additional research, it looks like the ability to burn a disc image is now only available through the Finder or by using hdiutil. As I have in the past, I opened Disk Utility and looked for the icon for burning a disc only to discover that this option stopped being available as of OS X El Capitan. As part of some work I was doing today, I needed to burn an.
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