M and T wrote: >frank luff wrote: > >>I burned a cd a simple system backup. All went fine - but the cd player >>in neither machine see's the cd? >>I can't play it on the kitchen cd playerDah! >>The r/w recorder says the sys is there and it reads back? >>Any idea's? It is formated HFS it tells me and recorded at a safe >>fourby. >>If no simple answer I'll test their support staff. >>fluff >> >> >> >This is "normally" a symptom of not closing off the session / disk when >you burn. Generally a disk that is left "open" so you can write more to >it later can only be used on a CDRW drive. A normal CDROM drive can't >read it. Try finalising the disk, or try writing a new one and look for >an option to either leave the disk open, or close the disk. I have no >personal experience with this specific software though. > Neither have I, he laughs. It does before recording have an option "to close and finish" or words to that effect, I assume thats your suggestion, Ive tried both, session, finishing disk. I read today that media is of paramount importance. I have verbatum CD/RW and some the no name,verbatum bought at Woolies, noname at D/ Smiths. I still haven't tried support? Does any of the aforgoing jog a memory? fluff
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