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RIP HD-DVD -Toshiba Officially Drops HD DVD
The AD itself is not likely the cause of your issues, unless you have evidence of that which we have not seen. So, I might submit a couple/few of your more aggravating problems to LESSON LEARNED: Do daily catalogs after tape backup and use a script to move them to another computer and then burn them to DVD.

CD/R Disabled
Site says CD is ok, but I only made the suggestion in case the OP didn't have a DVD burner and did have a CD one. These days that's probably not much of a consideration. Per your link You'll need to burn this ISO image to a CD or DVD before you can use it as a bootable recovery medium.

bare-metal restoration -- what should I know before I do it?
kony s...@spam.com alt comp hardware On Sun, 10 Feb 2008 08:45:03 -0000, "tpow" <w...@btinternet.com> wrote: like you I ALWAYS burn at slower speeds than suppliers state after all I am not normally in a hurry but just want a good safe copy. recently looking for some DVD+r dual layers, I noticed retailers are now

OT: Ping DanKMTB - The new DVD Drive
Is it some sort of "video DVD" that also includes the raw JPEG photos as data? I've noticed that Nero can burn a slideshow to a real video DVD *and* include the jpegs on the same DVD... So the generated video shows the photos in the right order? And all the photos are there... but not in any real order?

CD Burning
Jan Engelhardt jeng...@computergmbh.de linux kernel On Feb 18 2008 00:21, Joerg Schilling wrote: changing ide-cd (take 4)] I cannot burn any CD/DVD any more 0x02 (invalid address for write) Fru 0x0 Sense flags: Blk 0 (not valid) resid: 63488 This fragment is much too short to allow to judge on possible reasons.

Lying Swine Tech Support Question
gmail.com> wrote: Using XP SP2 with built-in IDE/Atapi drivers and two optical drives on the same IDE channel, dvd-rw as secondary master and cd-rw as drive might be going south (hardware issue). You may want to replace the drive. Ide cables are not faulty, i can burn/read discs on same cable on certain discs.

disappearing DVD drive
"Addie8o8" wrote: hi, im trying to burn some music videos onto a blank dvd+r disc. when i put the blank dvd disc in, it doesnt recognize it. it still says "insert blank recordable disc" on the bottom. ihear it spin, but still nothing. i use roxio and burning music using a cd-r disc works fine. Any suggestions?

What's on a cda - Addendum
iTunes is particulalry frustrating but thats another issue. [...] I then realised that hidden away in the burn DVD dialog box is an option to change the default formating of the disk. `---- http://cwebster.net/2007/04/08/dvd-burning-problem-in-windows-vista/ Windows Vista: Sold but not deployed ,----[ Quote

Burning CD
Linonut lino...@bollsouth.nut comp os linux advocacy * Joerg Schilling peremptorily fired off this memo: Try burning the CD or DVD at a slower speed. In particular check that you are not burning the CD / DVD faster than its design burn speed. It seems that you are already a victim of Chris Ahlstrom who is

2.6.25-rc1/2 CD/DVD burning broken
We've seen a lot of bad burn issues over the last year, and they seem to be getting worse. Please use a burning program that does a verify pass, and try your burn at a slower speed. Also, just a reminder for anyone reading this thread - you must burn the ISO as an _image_ to the CD. Not copy the file to the CD.

DVD disc not seen
My suggestions can come in far more useful for more things should he not be able to boot into his o/s or is interested in trying out a liveCD Linux operating system. Cheers. Burn the CD, boot the computer from the CD (a BIOS setting may be required to make your CD/DVD drive your first bootable device).

User accounts not viewable in admin/safe mode
However, an old Windows 95-based restore program very likely cannot tell the difference between a CD-ROM drive and a DVD/CD-RW combo drive. It was not until Windows XP that the operating system even had anything built in to burn CD-ROMs. Prior to XP, Windows had no idea what the capabilities (eg CD-RW, DVD-ROM,

2.6.25-rc1/2 CD/DVD burning broken
He can not burn either. The program will create projects but will not burn. Is this Microsofts way of controlling what we do in our homes? I do not resell these projects. .... Scott-Fleming will receive a gift certificate for a book, CD, or DVD of his choice for sending in a comment we printed.

2.6.25-rc1/2 CD/DVD burning broken
I got the Fedora 8 ISO burned this morning (ended up burning at 1x instead of 2x (another project to work on . . . why did I need to burn at a slower speed). But just to make it as clear as I can as to what our primary - if not exclusive - objective is re this issue... Whether using an ExpressCard device with

Burn issues
Here you can build your own custom layout CUE file (for burning in Write mode). ID3/APE/OGG tags within Audio files can be used as a basis for CD-TEXT. .... Added: Warning message if burning to DVD-RAM / HD DVD / Blu-ray when 'Test Mode' is enabled saying that it might not be supported and data could actually get

CD/DVD puzzle
Moshe Goldfarb brick.n.st...@gmail.com comp os linux advocacy On Tue, 26 Feb 2008 10:41:01 +0100, Hadron wrote: Linonut <lino...@bollsouth.nut> writes: * Joerg Schilling peremptorily fired off this memo: Try burning the CD or DVD at a slower speed. In particular check that you are not burning the CD / DVD faster

Is there a bug in XP atapi subsystem?
And, yes, it could be that the CD/DVD burner doesn't like the faster processor. It has been playing up recently though - not recognising that I've loaded a blank disk, but it always burnt OK. Also, the other CD-RW drive is working OK. Will try lowering the write speed for that drive though. Managed to burn a data

XP Pro pirated copy
Paul like you I ALWAYS burn at slower speeds than suppliers state after all I am not normally in a hurry but just want a good safe copy. recently looking for some DVD+r dual saying "If you experience problems burning at higher speeds this could be the result of using out of date drivers for your CD/DVD burner".

Help: Burning multisession DVD+R with cdrecord 2.01.01a37
karl k...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista hardware_devices I have a bunch of cdrws and i am trying to burn some iso files from the How do I format when everytime i open up the place where the d drive is and a cd is in the drive the program says not responding. however i can click on the

Bug#466991: Package: installation-reports
Older disc players, like some Sony models, and most automotive disc players could not handle CD-RW disc media. If none of the above applies, try burning at a slower speed I have googled this problem and turned up the same issue but no solutions were offered. Here is the info on my burner if that is of any help.