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Old 24-04-2001, 20:54
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Your welcome.

OK, so this doesn't work. Let's now rule these out:

1) Does your version of Nero supoort your writer - at the allocated speed?
After writing, save the log file and have a looka at what's been going on with your hardware (you may have done this)

2) You're not burning MP3 files to audio are you? If this is the case, you will get this error after a certain point, beacuse your CPU has to decompress and burn at the same time. My Cyrix 333+ can only do this at 4x.

3) You're not using disc-to-disc copying; youre building an image files first.

4) Does the simulation work?

5) Have you #####ed with aspichk.exe, whether or not you have the latest ASPI drivers? I use version 4.6. I had a bit of trouble upgrading to this version, as the Adaptec-certified drivers insist that your previous ASPI drivers are adaptec-only.

6) You're using Win98 and not Win 2000/NT. Some folks have trouble with certain cd-r software unless it's running on Win98.

7) Do you have any other cd-r programs, (ie Adaptec EZCD Creator) installed?

8) Your hardware setup as far as your drives are concerned is:

Primary IDE port: master = HDD
slave = free or secondary HDD

Secondary IDE port: master = cd-rom
slave = cd-writer

This is the most common and recommded setup.

Hope these extra points may make the path a little clearer!

Speak soon,

~~Wayniac~~
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