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Bill C
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Fri Dec 24, 2004 3:01 am Post subject:
Problem with my Cd recorder |
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hi
i have a Samsung SM-348B CD-R/DVD, and it play cds fine, but i can't make
them. I have used multiple programs and they all say cd recorded
successfully. When i put the cds in a cd player or back in the computer it
dosn't work, it just says no disk. Would i have to reinstall the driver, and
if i do where can i get it?
thanks
Bill |
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VernMan@my.home
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Fri Dec 24, 2004 3:07 am Post subject:
Re: Problem with my Cd recorder |
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On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 14:01:04 -0800, Bill C
<BillC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
| Quote: | hi
i have a Samsung SM-348B CD-R/DVD, and it play cds fine, but i can't make
them. I have used multiple programs and they all say cd recorded
successfully. When i put the cds in a cd player or back in the computer it
dosn't work, it just says no disk. Would i have to reinstall the driver, and
if i do where can i get it?
thanks
Bill
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Did you finalize the disc, or the session? Are you using the right
media? What happens when you put such a disk back into the writer you
created the disc with? What burning software are you using?
You'll need to provide more details before somebody can help you out. |
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Bill C
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Fri Dec 24, 2004 3:21 am Post subject:
Re: Problem with my Cd recorder |
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hi
i did finalize the disk, and if i put it back in to the computer it shows
the files but they won't play. the disks i am using are memorex 80 min music
CD-Rs, and the programs i have tried are: Real player, windows media, music
match, and magix.
all of these had the same problem.
is it possable that the driver is bad or that i have a bad batch of disks,
because about a month ago it worked fine.
thanks
"VernMan@my.home" wrote:
| Quote: | On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 14:01:04 -0800, Bill C
BillC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
hi
i have a Samsung SM-348B CD-R/DVD, and it play cds fine, but i can't make
them. I have used multiple programs and they all say cd recorded
successfully. When i put the cds in a cd player or back in the computer it
dosn't work, it just says no disk. Would i have to reinstall the driver, and
if i do where can i get it?
thanks
Bill
Did you finalize the disc, or the session? Are you using the right
media? What happens when you put such a disk back into the writer you
created the disc with? What burning software are you using?
You'll need to provide more details before somebody can help you out.
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VernMan@my.home
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Fri Dec 24, 2004 9:34 pm Post subject:
Re: Problem with my Cd recorder |
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On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 14:21:01 -0800, Bill C
<BillC@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
| Quote: | hi
i did finalize the disk, and if i put it back in to the computer it shows
the files but they won't play. the disks i am using are memorex 80 min music
CD-Rs, and the programs i have tried are: Real player, windows media, music
match, and magix.
all of these had the same problem.
is it possable that the driver is bad or that i have a bad batch of disks,
because about a month ago it worked fine.
thanks
It doesn't sound like your CD writer, the discs or the writing |
software is bad, otherwize you wouldn't be able to write to these
discs and see the files after doing so. Maybe there's something wrong
with these particular files you are trying to play. Could they be
corrupt? Do these same files play when you have them on your hard
disk? What type of files are they? mp3? What error message are you
getting when you try to play/open them? |
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dev
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Fri Dec 24, 2004 9:47 pm Post subject:
Re: Problem with my Cd recorder |
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/Bill C/ said:
| Quote: | I have a Samsung SM-348B CD-R/DVD, and it play cds fine, but I can't make
them. I have used multiple programs and they all say cd recorded
successfully. When I put the cds in a cd player or back in the computer it
doesn't work, it just says no disk. Would I have to reinstall the driver, and
if I do where can i get it?
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Be sure that you are creating an AUDIO CD, if that's your intent - not a
data CD.
Most audio CD burning utils will automatically close those files after one
session - to ensure compatibility with standalone players - so have all
the tracks that you want to record ready to go in that ONE session,
because you will not be able to add to it later.
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