CloneCD????????????????????

ottoman · #1 15-04-2003, 18:09

Okay, so I have cloneCD version 3 and am having biiiigggg snags with it.

I have used it to burn images before sucessfully but can't get it to work now.

Have been experimenting with it and for some reason between 15% and 30% the sub buffer starts to run out and when at 0% burn stops.

This is getting a bit agrivating and as I say I have used this before with sucess so am confused.

Reason I am using version 3 is version 4 doesn't like my LG burner or my Pioneer 104.

Any Ideas anyone??????

Thanx in advance

BG · #2 15-04-2003, 18:13

I'm not suprised that Clone CD 4 doesnt like your A04......

I am surprised that Clone CD 3 likes it.....

Especially since the A04 cant write sub-channel data.....

Anyways.......

I have the A05 (which will read/write in raw/dao 96) and a LG burner, and Clone CD 4 LOVES both....

What kind of LG burner do you have (ie model # etc..)

ottoman · #3 15-04-2003, 18:36

No.... Neither version 3 or 4 will even look at my dvr104.

Have old LG8080b writer. CloneCD3 will have a go but bugs out cos of lack of sub buffer.

CloneCD4 does about 5% and then complains of long write and bugs out.

The only thing really bugging me is that I have used clone3 to burn cd's before so am confused. Have rebuilt computer a few times since then but still using same burner and cloneCD so am stuck.

Thanx for reply!!

MichelleAnchor · #4 28-05-2003, 17:06

From Michelle
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Create the following directory:
<TempDir>: C:\TEMP\CD
Create a CD-Image using CloneCD 3 with these settings:
Set Read Speed to 1x (176 kByte/s)
Select Read SubChannel Data from Data Tracks
Select Read SubChannel Data from Audio Tracks
Select Fast Error Skip
Set Read Retry to at least 5
Set Error correction to None
UnSelect Don't report bad sectors
UnSelect Intelligent Bad Sector Scanner

When ready burn the CD-Image a CD-R using CloneCD 3 with these settings:
Set Write Speed to any desired speed
Select RAW DAO
Select Don't Repair SubChannel Data
UnSelect Simulate Writing (if available)
Select Burn Proof/Just Link (if available)
unSelect Perform Laser Power Calibration
unSelect Wait until Buffers are full
Select Always close last Session

BG · #5 28-05-2003, 17:09

Something else you can try is run a cleaning disc through your cd burner....

I had a similar problem once before and a cleaning disc took care of it......

The laser in your burner needs cleaning just like a PS2......

Although most everyone (including myself

) never thinks about the POOR old burner.....

Headly · #6 28-05-2003, 17:23

I had a post awhile back when I first got my cleaning disc. My burner was on the fritz and I got the idea and said why not run it through just for fun. Helped a ton. Now about once a mobth I run my cleaning disc through all my drives.