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Odd problem with Feurio burning 74m+ discs...
#1
06 Oct 2003 @ 10:42
Birdman33
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Hi, and thanks for reading a newbie's post...
I've been burning live concerts for years with Feurio, with no issues at all. Recently, I upgraded my burner to an LG 4040B DVD burner, and now I have an odd problem...
When I burn a CD that is over 74 minutes (onto a 80 min CDR, no overburning issues), the CD can not be played in one of my CD players. Works like a charm in a PC, or in a couple other players I have, but for some reason, in this one player, it won't even read a disc, it just spits it out.
This player plays every previously burnt CDR I have made, 74 min+ included. And it plays all new 74min and less discs fine...
I know it's a long shot, but any idea where I can start to look? The drive isn't supported by Feurio, so I use the generic driver, which as I say, seems to work with everything else.
Wow, now that I write it down, it's wierd as hell ;-) Any help or thoughts greatly appreciated!
cheers,
Brian
I've been burning live concerts for years with Feurio, with no issues at all. Recently, I upgraded my burner to an LG 4040B DVD burner, and now I have an odd problem...
When I burn a CD that is over 74 minutes (onto a 80 min CDR, no overburning issues), the CD can not be played in one of my CD players. Works like a charm in a PC, or in a couple other players I have, but for some reason, in this one player, it won't even read a disc, it just spits it out.
This player plays every previously burnt CDR I have made, 74 min+ included. And it plays all new 74min and less discs fine...
I know it's a long shot, but any idea where I can start to look? The drive isn't supported by Feurio, so I use the generic driver, which as I say, seems to work with everything else.
Wow, now that I write it down, it's wierd as hell ;-) Any help or thoughts greatly appreciated!
cheers,
Brian
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#2
08 Oct 2003 @ 13:32
I think you have probably answered your own question. It is most likely the generic driver that is causing the problem. Feurio should have more than one generic driver available. I would suggest trying a different one to see if that changes anything. Feurio considers all audio discs over 74 min. to be "sub-standard", so the combination of a 74+ min. disc and a generic driver is likely to cause problems. It's always best to stick with a supported drive. Feurio doesn't support my Pioneer A105 DVD/CD burner either, so I just use another drive.
#3
09 Oct 2003 @ 12:16
minix
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Birdman, you have to try another burning program that supports your LG drive (like probably Nero) to know if it's a problem with the generic driver (try other drivers) or a problem with the burning quality of your drive (combo drives are probably not as precise as typical LG burners).
@piano632, I guess you already know it, but your Pioneer drive is supported with the beta version:
http://www.feurio.com/Beta.shtml
I think that the A05 driver includes support for the 105 model.
I guess that the problem is that you aren't registered (in order to try the beta versions).
@piano632, I guess you already know it, but your Pioneer drive is supported with the beta version:
http://www.feurio.com/Beta.shtml
I think that the A05 driver includes support for the 105 model.
I guess that the problem is that you aren't registered (in order to try the beta versions).
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