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I need a VERY basic CD burner software. By very basic I mean no encrypting, no verification keys, just simple, exact, bit-by-bit burning. When I tell it to burn a single 1, it does exactly that, nothing else. Is there anything like this? Or is there maybe a way to do it manually by myself?

It would be best if the software could run on Windows 10, directly or with an emulator. And free software would be best.

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    Welcome skxy! On which operating system(s) should this software run? Are you looking for recommendations for gratis software or commercial software, or either? Please update you question and tags. Thanks!
    – RockPaperLz- Mask it or Casket ♦
    Nov 25, 2019 at 3:09
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    Usually storage devices read/save on a per sector basis or 2k for a CD, so writing a single 1 isn't likely possible without extreme effort. Writing a single 1 to a sector results in the rest of the sector being 0, and unless your using CD-RW the sector is no longer record able.
    – cybernard
    Nov 27, 2019 at 19:57
  • I thought Windows 10 can burn CDs without additional software.
    – Nakilon
    Nov 27, 2019 at 21:57

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Try an old release of cdrecord, but it comes with its own build system and was written for Solaris. It is .... controversial in some respects.

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