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chinofeliz

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Hi folks, on my new computer I didn't bother installing any CD burner. I just put on a LITE-ON DVDRW Dual burner. I've been copying DVDs without a problem but this morning was the first time I tried to copy a CD.

I followed the normal steps. Only think I noticed was that before when I burn a disc I could actually choose not only the read speed but also the "burn speed", but this time around the only burn speed availabe apart from "Maximum" was "48x" (which is the drive's maximum I guess).

And everytime after I went to press "Copy", the following message comes up (image attach).

Anyone's got any idea why it's acting strange like this? It's strange because I usually see a message like that when I try to BURN a CD, but not when I start copying it onto my harddrive...

Cheers

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Edited by chinofeliz, 24 January 2006 - 05:41 PM.

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Fenor

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Hi chinofeliz!

There should be a pull-down window during the copy process that lets you select between CD and DVD, you have it set to DVD and therefore you get the not enough disk space error. Change the pull-down to CD and it will burn just fine. :tazz:

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Hi Fenor! So happy to see your reply as always...

I'd gone through the settings before I hit the "Copy" button. I've just tried copying some of the CDs I've got here and it worked fine.

Might be some kind of technology involved in making the particular CD. I've worked around it without the help of Nero.

Thanks and you have a nice day

Chinofeliz :tazz:
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