I start burning 700 mbs worth of data to my disk at the speed of 48x (7,200 kb/s) or it was 40x (6,000 kb/s), I forgot which one it was. Anyways, I start to burn it and when it is finished, or when it is supposed to be finished it has an error! So, I try it again with a few more disks and it keeps happening. I was burning my .avi files like a week ago and now it just starts acting up. I don't remember what error it was, or what it said. I know it just had an error at the end. Can anyone resolve my issue?
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Tensaei
, Nov 27 2005 11:21 PM
#1
Posted 27 November 2005 - 11:21 PM
I start burning 700 mbs worth of data to my disk at the speed of 48x (7,200 kb/s) or it was 40x (6,000 kb/s), I forgot which one it was. Anyways, I start to burn it and when it is finished, or when it is supposed to be finished it has an error! So, I try it again with a few more disks and it keeps happening. I was burning my .avi files like a week ago and now it just starts acting up. I don't remember what error it was, or what it said. I know it just had an error at the end. Can anyone resolve my issue?
#2
Posted 28 November 2005 - 03:01 AM
Make sure you have the latest update for Nero
Try lowering the speed
On the page just before you click burn, click record settings and tick determine write speed
Do you have verify data after burning ticked
Try lowering the speed
On the page just before you click burn, click record settings and tick determine write speed
Do you have verify data after burning ticked
#3
Posted 28 November 2005 - 04:06 PM
Might want to utilize the "simulation" option till you get the issue resolved.
I usually burn at a slower speed than the hardware/software say they are capable of doing. The more involved the material is,or the more important it is to me that the copy be accurate, the slower I burn.
I am also interested re software and cd dvd burn uses -
successes and failures, just finished a post myself.
good luck - ynape
I usually burn at a slower speed than the hardware/software say they are capable of doing. The more involved the material is,or the more important it is to me that the copy be accurate, the slower I burn.
I am also interested re software and cd dvd burn uses -
successes and failures, just finished a post myself.
good luck - ynape
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