|
#17
30-07-2002, 18:52
|
||||
|
||||
|
I had the same problem..When I tried to back up my originals it would not read any further..Are you by chance using a cracked copy of CDrwin? Because it does this sometimes once in a while..
What I do is Delete the CDrwin and then shut the PC down, unplug the all the drives except for HD of course and reload the CDRwin and then shut the PC down and replug the drives back on and PC back on..After that I won't have problem ever again for the CDRwin..That's me..I read this somewhere on the Net and it works for me yr after yr using this method..Unless yours is a diffrerent problem..perhaps Setting problem? But PSX Paul replied earlier on how to setup the Cdrwin..Normally you do not have to touch any set ups once you installed the CDRwin..Just insert the CD in the drive read the image and then burn..You shouldn't have to touch any of the settings at all.. Try my method..It might work..Who knows.. 
|
|
#18
30-07-2002, 19:08
|
||||
|
||||
Not in my case..It would NOT Read. Burning wasn't the issue but reading it would stop after some point in the way..
Who knows..Everybody has a different methods of doing stuff right? Just because my method works for me doesn't neccessary work for someone else but worth the shot over making anymore coasters..Trying anything once is worth it sometimes.. I don't want to make a assumption nor should you or anybody for that matter.. 
|
|
#19
30-07-2002, 19:39
|
|||
|
|||
|
use your CD-burner as the reader it reads way better than crappy cdrom drives
__________________
------ "Well i suppose theirs a SnOt in my nose"
|
|
#20
30-07-2002, 19:50
|
||||
|
||||
|
use your CD-burner as the reader it reads way better than crappy cdrom drives
----- That's old news for me..I knew about this way back in middle of 96 when I got my first 2x scsi burner for massive amount of $$$$..Anyway Odds are if it acts up with the Cd-rom drive it's gonna be same with CD-R drive as well..I mean sure, your CDR drive better chance but unlikely..While back I made a backup copy 1:1 of PC engine Dracula X using the CDr drive because my Plextor Cdrom would not read so I used my plextor CDr drive to read it.
|
|
#21
31-07-2002, 00:09
|
|||
|
|||
|
Sector 0-26
bsfan:
Your drive may be having trouble with the subhchannel settings. I had trouble with my DVD-ROM as a reader at first, and had to use "fixed" option. (I'm impatient, and hate to have to swap discs midstream). Success was sketchy, because it forces a pregap on each track. After a firmware upgrade, it started working with default settings. I hate to harp on you, but you should've gone with CloneCD free trial first, then used the free "trial" of CDRWIN for awhile before buying either of them. CloneCD has worked better than 90% of the time on PSX games, and 100% of the time on PS2 Games. CDRWin has only been used when Clone ver. 3 failed because I had monkeyed up the settings, otherwise it may not have failed. Check the CloneCD site for compatability with your drive. If it will do RAW-DAO-96, I suggest you get CloneCD for primary use. http://elby.ch/english/products/clone_cd/writers/a.html For some drives (LG, Hi-Val, etc.) you will need the model information from the CD-Drive properties in device manager (they are listed by manufacturer--Mitsumi, Hitachi, etc.). Raist.
|
|
#25
31-07-2002, 12:12
|
|||
|
|||
|
Do you still have other cd burning software on your PC? If so, uninstall all of them, and just reinstall the one you want to use. I have found having several CD burning programs installed on my Win98 PC, causes problems.
__________________
Reality, wow, what a concept!
|
 |
| Thread Tools | Search this Thread |
| Display Modes | |
|
|
Linear Mode
