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It appears like my drive can only go as slow as 8x when it comes to CD-R images (which is my first problem) I tried two different brands of media, Sony and HP. I got slightly better success burning with the HP than the Sony, which shocked me... Is there a facility for burning CDs in RAW mode? I have seen that you can scan CDs in RAW, but what about burning them, please?
burning bush images, Burning an Audio CD with a .cue file and not getting the right results ... I've tried burning them to a DVD+R DL and then play them on my Panasonic 220 bluray player. The first layer plays fine but when it gets to the layer change it freezes and wont play. Looking through these forums I have checked the book type of the discs and the first layer shows as a DVD+R DL and the second as a DVD-ROM. Is this the problem?
burning bush images, Someone on another message board said to try burning a CD- Tried twice with no luck. It gets a couple minutes into the process, when it starts writing the burner starts making clicking noises similar to when it's trying to read a scratched DVD, and then it says it cannot complete the CD writing process. Also, anyway to fix the SPTI without ... I've noticed many burning programs have a function named "burning simulation" and so does ImgBurn (the icon is a blank page with many zeroes on it and an arrow pointing to a disk). Just out of curiousity - what is the perpose of that function? Why would anyone want to run a simulation instead of a normal burning process?
