how do i stop clonecd from closing the cd?

#1 25-09-2002, 16:05

how do i stop clonecd from closing the cd each time it burns?

#2 26-09-2002, 06:06

hey?

#3 26-09-2002, 15:41

arrg

bOOls eYe · #4 27-09-2002, 00:26

uncheck the 'always close last session' ...

#5 27-09-2002, 03:07

nah, that doesn't seem to work, after i burnt an image onto a cd (unchecking that thing), i go into explorer, then properties of the cd, and it says it's got no free space, and if i do 'disc info' with nero, it says there's no free space,..... and finally (this is what i want to be able to do) i want to be able to burn the cd again with another image (multisession) with clonecd (if i do it now, it says cd is not blank)

#6 27-09-2002, 19:47

bump

#7 28-09-2002, 04:39

well is there another prog that can handle ccd image files?

djgarf · #8 28-09-2002, 05:44

no ccd is clonecd only

bOOls eYe · #9 28-09-2002, 05:52

but you can use the .img in combination with a .cue file

#10 28-09-2002, 18:00

what do u mean bools eye?

bOOls eYe · #11 29-09-2002, 02:11

i mean: if you have created an image with clonecd (3 files - .img, .sub, .ccd), then you can create a .cue file referring to the .img file.

if you made a CCD image example.img/sub/ccd, you can create a file example.cue, containing:
------------------- start -------------------
FILE "EXAMPLE.IMG" BINARY
TRACK 01 MODE1/2352
INDEX 01 00:00:00
------------------- end --------------------
you'll be able to burn this image with cdrwin !

(i assumed that the image only contains 1 data track)

btw, don't shoot me if this doesn't work, but i'm pretty sure it will.

#12 29-09-2002, 03:53

k, i'll try it, but if i did that, cdrwin wouldn't refer to the ccd file for any info, would it?

bOOls eYe · #13 29-09-2002, 04:05

nope, .ccd and .sub files are not used, only the .img

#14 29-09-2002, 04:12

hhm, i realy need another prog that can handle or 'completely convert' ccd files