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aceoli
posted on 06-08-2002 @ 1:40 AM      
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hey if anyone can help me out i have a friend who downloaded images on a cd she burned them.. when she put them on her older computer to send them it say device not accesible i dont know squat about computers if you can help im at d_brown_ny my yahoo name



This message was edited by aceoli on 6-8-02 @ 1:45 AM
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WOW Forum Ambassador		posted on 06-08-2002 @ 8:56 AM      
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After burning a CDr, the disk must be organized to allow it to be read by CD-rom drives (note: CDrw's cannot be organized in this manner and are therefore useless in a CD-rom drive). I don't know of any CD writing software that does not ask you if you want this to be done before ejecting the newly burnt CD.



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Mirc's Dalnet #opieanthony		posted on 06-08-2002 @ 11:44 AM      
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Gotta love the run-on sentences........
When you burn the cd, you have to make sure that it is finalized. Meaning, the burner closes the cd so nothing can be written on it anymore. I think that could be the only way for an old cd-rom drive to be able to read it. If in fact, you are burning to a cdrw disc, you can forget about it. It will never work.



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TeenWeek
what's a status? 		posted on 06-08-2002 @ 3:48 PM      
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I burned cd's with the CDr discs. It works in my cd rom drive. It works in my car cd player and it works in my office cd player am/fm radio. However they don't work in my home cd player and my wife's cd box. The home cd player is less than 2 years old and the boom box is less than 5. Anyone know what is wrong?

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I burned cd's with the CDr discs. It works in my cd rom drive. It works in my car cd player and it works in my office cd player am/fm radio. However they don't work in my home cd player and my wife's cd box. The home cd player is less than 2 years old and the boom box is less than 5. Anyone know what is wrong?


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My friends call me Weed 		posted on 06-09-2002 @ 9:44 PM      
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Yea, your sig pic is 1 pixel over the limit.
But that's one more pixel of Jamie Pressley to gaze upon - why complain? ;)

As for TW's problem : the only thing that I can suggest is to try using those "special (read - more expensive) SILVER CD-R's that are "made" for music. it could be that the players you are having a problem with are not able to recognize the blue CD-R color, and therefore they won't play. My old CD Walkman had this problem, only it had it half-way through the CD. I used a silver disc and it played fine, but it pissed me off so I ended up getting a new CD Walkman (the old one skipped anyway). So far every blue disc I've thrown at it works fine.


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This message was edited by goatweed on 6-10-02 @ 12:44 AM
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Dhalsim-Style Hand to Hand Specialist		posted on 06-10-2002 @ 1:33 PM      
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I had exactly that problem with my 1995 4x CD Rom drive. It just wouldn't read the cheapo blue CDR's. Still doesn't. It read the spendier TDKs though. "certified" or something like that.

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posted on 06-10-2002 @ 1:57 PM      
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spendier


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TeenWeek
what's a status? 		posted on 06-10-2002 @ 1:58 PM      
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So what brand name is recommended in buying cd's that will play on all of my cd players. If I have a party now, I can't even play my cd's with my portable cd player and my regualr cd player not reading them.

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Dhalsim-Style Hand to Hand Specialist		posted on 06-10-2002 @ 2:33 PM      
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spendier - more spendy - costing more money than the afformentioned alternative.

That's what I meant anyhow, whether it's a real word or not...

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