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Re: help burning cds! Posted by bev (from: 207.225.85.230) on October 03, 2001 at 08:08:03: In Reply to: Re: help burning cds! posted by Denis Rouleau on February 02, 2000 at 08:10:09: : Here are my two bits. : Make sure you are using brand name CD-R. Some bulk/no-name CD-R : are almost transparent and cannot be read by all CD players. : I speak from experience. My wife's car CD player will only play those bulk : CD-Rs if I put black tape over them. Not a great solution! : As for your volume problem, If you can play regular CDs in your burner then : everything is connected OK and I can't really say where the problem is. However : if you cannot play regular CDs, then check the audio connection to your sound card. : My Turtle beach Montego has one input so I choose to : connect my CD-R to it instead of my CD-ROM 'cause I play more with the former ;-) : Good luck. : Denis : : : Hi, : : : Okay I am still having problems burning cds... I have the Adaptec Easy CD Creator software. I tried to burn cds, but it only plays in my cd-rom drive, not in a regular cd player. I selected the option to make an audio cd, not a data cd... and I did click at the beginning to 'close session'. Although I don't think the session closed because next time i insert it it says Im on session #2! And the button is not clickable to close the first session... : : : Also yesterday I erased a cd and reburned it. It shows that those tracks exist on the cd, but even when I try playing it in my cd rom drive it has no volume at all!!! What is the prob??? : : : Need help ASAP! Thanks : : : ~Jen~ : : Hi Jen : : Sounds like you are trying to burn re-writeable media and then using it in your audio cd player?? Well if this is the case, it usually doesnt work. You need to use write-once-only media. Also burn at a low speed, like 2 speed or single speed. As far as no audio from your cd rom drive...sounds like a different problem.. Do other audio cd's have volume? If not check windows mixer, or cable that connects CD rom drive to soundcard. : : Cheers : : Felix Hi there, I have had the same problems. some CD Players don't like certian cd's. try burning a regular cd not a rewritable and see what happens. I hope this works for you Bev Follow Ups: Post a Followup Name: E-Mail: Subject: Comments: : : Here are my two bits. : : Make sure you are using brand name CD-R. Some bulk/no-name CD-R : : are almost transparent and cannot be read by all CD players. : : I speak from experience. My wife's car CD player will only play those bulk : : CD-Rs if I put black tape over them. Not a great solution! : : As for your volume problem, If you can play regular CDs in your burner then : : everything is connected OK and I can't really say where the problem is. However : : if you cannot play regular CDs, then check the audio connection to your sound card. : : My Turtle beach Montego has one input so I choose to : : connect my CD-R to it instead of my CD-ROM 'cause I play more with the former ;-) : : Good luck. : : Denis : : : : : Hi, : : : : Okay I am still having problems burning cds... I have the Adaptec Easy CD Creator software. I tried to burn cds, but it only plays in my cd-rom drive, not in a regular cd player. I selected the option to make an audio cd, not a data cd... and I did click at the beginning to 'close session'. Although I don't think the session closed because next time i insert it it says Im on session #2! And the button is not clickable to close the first session... : : : : Also yesterday I erased a cd and reburned it. It shows that those tracks exist on the cd, but even when I try playing it in my cd rom drive it has no volume at all!!! What is the prob??? : : : : Need help ASAP! Thanks : : : : ~Jen~ : : : Hi Jen : : : Sounds like you are trying to burn re-writeable media and then using it in your audio cd player?? Well if this is the case, it usually doesnt work. You need to use write-once-only media. Also burn at a low speed, like 2 speed or single speed. As far as no audio from your cd rom drive...sounds like a different problem.. Do other audio cd's have volume? If not check windows mixer, or cable that connects CD rom drive to soundcard. : : : Cheers : : : Felix : Hi there, : I have had the same problems. some CD Players don't like certian cd's. try burning a regular cd not a rewritable and see what happens. : I hope this works for you : Bev Optional Link URL: Link Title: Optional Image URL: [ Follow Ups ] [ Post Followup ] [ Music Software Discussion & Help Page ] [ FAQ ]

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