Ahhh my first CD

[peterc]

Ok, just burnt my first CD took 3 tracks off a DVD disk i had and it worked fine. Just tried to add the rest of the tracks on the Album, and it tells me that the disk i have in there is not the right one to burn them onto How come it dont like the disk anymore ?

Damn computers are annoying arnt they !

Cheers for the help guys.

Pete

 

[PC-GUY]

You may have closed the disc witch means you can't write to it anymore. You have whats called a nero history log file why don't you post that so we can see whats going on. Just remember to leave the long number out your serial number you will find it on the top and through out the log file.

 

[Duracell]

and please report us what you try to do; Are you burning a AudioCD or a DataCD (contained WAV/MP3/WMA). please provide us more facts and details;

Greetings from
Duracell

 

[peterc]

Hi Guys,

Thanks for the replies.

Hey PC Guy - think you were right about closing the disk. Saw that this was one of the settings on Nero. You live and learn. Is there no way way of opening it up again ?

Duracell - was burning a Audio Cd.

Thanks again.

Pete

 

[LTR12101B]

Nothing you can do - with audio, there are only two ways you can go....

1. Disk At Once - the whole CD in one sitting, and you can zero the track gaps for tracks 2-end

2. Track at once, unclosed - you can add tracks, but will suffer a track gap on each (2 seconds, unless drive and software have RARE support for variable gap TAO), and can add tracks, but NOT PLAY until closed.

Multisession is not supported under the Redbook (Audio CD) standards

 

[Duracell]

peterc

LTR12101B said it all;