By: Hand87_5 - 6th July 2004 at 12:09
WHY?!
Is it just my computer or are all computers worthless pieces of ****. I can’t understand why people (including myself) give money to such a stupid machine which is broken all the time!!! First the internet, than software, now my CD-R drive. There’s always something going on … I HATE COMPUTERS! I want to throw this damn thing out of the window! Can you imagine someone selling sh!t and still make money. It makes me go crazy. Know the feeling? Shouting to the dog does NOT help, and if I weren’t such a coward, I’d call immediatelly to my local store and start yelling.
Do you feel better? 🙂
By: Geforce - 6th July 2004 at 11:37
WHY?!
Is it just my computer or are all computers worthless pieces of ****. I can’t understand why people (including myself) give money to such a stupid machine which is broken all the time!!! First the internet, than software, now my CD-R drive. There’s always something going on … I HATE COMPUTERS! I want to throw this damn thing out of the window! Can you imagine someone selling sh!t and still make money. It makes me go crazy. Know the feeling? Shouting to the dog does NOT help, and if I weren’t such a coward, I’d call immediatelly to my local store and start yelling.
By: Hand87_5 - 4th July 2004 at 19:08
Have you been successful?
By: Hand87_5 - 3rd July 2004 at 14:50
What’s certainly happen is the following.
When one create a CD from MP3 files , the software bufferize all the stuff to convert.
I you have limited meory or limited ressources, the PC isn’t able to convert the MP3-> CD format fast enough and runs into an error.
Try this:
1) DON’T burn your CD’s at the MAX speed . For instance if you have a 48X CD writer , use 8X or 16X
2) Don’t do anything else on your PC while burning
3) Stop any other application running.
If it doesn’t work this way , let me know , there is a plan B
By: Dutchy - 3rd July 2004 at 14:30
Don’t know, you might want to try using Nero, love that program :).
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