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April
Is anyone having problems with their DVD burning programs in Windows XP?
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Carey Frisch [MVP]
Not really....I use the latest version of Nero.
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kurttrail
Not Really? Kinda makes it sound like he is having some kinda problem,
if minor, to me!
Must be time for Carey to get his monthly breath of fresh air!
http://microscum.com/carey/
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if minor, to me!
Not really....I use the latest version of Nero.
Visit: http://www.nero.com/us/index.html
What problems are you having?
Must be time for Carey to get his monthly breath of fresh air!
http://microscum.com/carey/
--
Peace!
Kurt
Self-anointed Moderator
microscum.pubic.windowsexp.gonorrhea
http://microscum.com/mscommunity
"Trustworthy Computing" is only another example of an Oxymoron!
"Produkt-Aktivierung macht frei"
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Shenan Stanley
April said:Is anyone having problems with their DVD burning programs in Windows
XP?
I use several different ones - have since before SP1 even (all the way
through and beyond SP2 so far.)
Which application are you having trouble with?
Have you tried their technical support? Or just updating to their latest
version/patch level?
B
BBUNNY
April wrote:
| Is anyone having problems with their DVD burning programs in Windows
| XP?
Some of if not most of the burning problems stem from the media. For
example you cannot burn at 16x on 4x media....
| Is anyone having problems with their DVD burning programs in Windows
| XP?
Some of if not most of the burning problems stem from the media. For
example you cannot burn at 16x on 4x media....
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Larry(LJL269)
YES
HTH-Larry
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 18:34:27 -0600, "April"
|Is anyone having problems with their DVD burning programs in Windows XP?
|
Any advise is my attempt to contribute more than I have received but I can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.
HTH-Larry
On Thu, 3 Mar 2005 18:34:27 -0600, "April"
|Is anyone having problems with their DVD burning programs in Windows XP?
|
Any advise is my attempt to contribute more than I have received but I can only assure you that it works on my PC. GOOD LUCK.
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NashvilleGuy
I can't find how to start a new thread, but this one seems appropriate. My
Dell Inspiron 2200 with XP was advertised as reading and writing DVDs. I[ve
deduced that it is the SONIC software which came with the computer which does
this. But I have a lot of trouble. I get this message: "DLA can read files
on this disc but you will not be able to edit or add to them." I find out
that DLA is some Sonic code. I am tring to use DVD+RW, which are supposed to
be read/write and editable. SO, I assume Sonic is the hang-up - maybe trying
to get me to send money for an upgrade. I'm not about to do that, because
I'm trying to move files (via DVD) to my new computer with Vista which
shouldn't require more software. Also I hate to have to destroy a DVD
rather than edit it just because some greedy program supplier won't provide
the proper ability.
From reading some of the discussion and stuff, I get the impression that XP
will only write the MASTER FILE way and not the LIVE FILE way which Vista
will do. I'm about to give up on using the DVDs on XP and try to transfer
files on a flashdrive. Or maybe I get a cable with USB on both ends and
transfer that way. I have a bunch of cables (serial, parallel, printer, and
??) but none to fit the ports.
I'll welcome any comments on any of this from all you experts. Thanks in
advance. (And tell Grumpy that we're not all as well-informed as he, but
most of us are better mannered.)
Dell Inspiron 2200 with XP was advertised as reading and writing DVDs. I[ve
deduced that it is the SONIC software which came with the computer which does
this. But I have a lot of trouble. I get this message: "DLA can read files
on this disc but you will not be able to edit or add to them." I find out
that DLA is some Sonic code. I am tring to use DVD+RW, which are supposed to
be read/write and editable. SO, I assume Sonic is the hang-up - maybe trying
to get me to send money for an upgrade. I'm not about to do that, because
I'm trying to move files (via DVD) to my new computer with Vista which
shouldn't require more software. Also I hate to have to destroy a DVD
rather than edit it just because some greedy program supplier won't provide
the proper ability.
From reading some of the discussion and stuff, I get the impression that XP
will only write the MASTER FILE way and not the LIVE FILE way which Vista
will do. I'm about to give up on using the DVDs on XP and try to transfer
files on a flashdrive. Or maybe I get a cable with USB on both ends and
transfer that way. I have a bunch of cables (serial, parallel, printer, and
??) but none to fit the ports.
I'll welcome any comments on any of this from all you experts. Thanks in
advance. (And tell Grumpy that we're not all as well-informed as he, but
most of us are better mannered.)
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3c273
Just open Sonic and choose data disk and drag the files you want to burn
into the window and click the red burn button. DLA is for drag and drop
access. It treats your dvd burner as another drive but the files can't be
read by another dvd drive until the disk is finalized.
Louis
into the window and click the red burn button. DLA is for drag and drop
access. It treats your dvd burner as another drive but the files can't be
read by another dvd drive until the disk is finalized.
Louis
NashvilleGuy said:I can't find how to start a new thread, but this one seems appropriate. My
Dell Inspiron 2200 with XP was advertised as reading and writing DVDs. I[ve
deduced that it is the SONIC software which came with the computer which does
this. But I have a lot of trouble. I get this message: "DLA can read files
on this disc but you will not be able to edit or add to them." I find out
that DLA is some Sonic code. I am tring to use DVD+RW, which are supposed to
be read/write and editable. SO, I assume Sonic is the hang-up - maybe trying
to get me to send money for an upgrade. I'm not about to do that, because
I'm trying to move files (via DVD) to my new computer with Vista which
shouldn't require more software. Also I hate to have to destroy a DVD
rather than edit it just because some greedy program supplier won't provide
the proper ability.
From reading some of the discussion and stuff, I get the impression that XP
will only write the MASTER FILE way and not the LIVE FILE way which Vista
will do. I'm about to give up on using the DVDs on XP and try to transfer
files on a flashdrive. Or maybe I get a cable with USB on both ends and
transfer that way. I have a bunch of cables (serial, parallel, printer, and
??) but none to fit the ports.
I'll welcome any comments on any of this from all you experts. Thanks in
advance. (And tell Grumpy that we're not all as well-informed as he, but
most of us are better mannered.)
April said:Is anyone having problems with their DVD burning programs in Windows XP?
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