Good afternoon everyone,
I read through the information about Anyburn last night and plan to
install it on our machines to check it out. I like the idea of having a
free CD ripper included with Anyburn. So far as I can tell Burnaware
does not include a CD ripper in addition to a burner. Like Anyburn
Burnaware also works great with Jaws.
We have had an issue with Burnaware and are curious to know if
anyone else has had this happen when burning CDS. Since some of the
presentations we burn to CD are quite long we burn them as MP3 files
instead of burning them as audio CDS so the entire presentation fits on
a single CD. On a few occasions when using Burnaware to burn some files
to CD Burnaware reports that the MP3 CD was burned successfully but when
we attempt to play the CD using Windows Media Player Media Player fails
to play the CD. Prior to burning the files we always check to be sure
that the source files aren't corrupt. They play from our hard drives and
from the cloud without difficulty but when burnt to a CD despite
Burnaware's claim to the contrary the CDS won't play using a hardware
player or a software media player. Even when multiple attempts to burn
these files to CD were done the files in question still failed to burn
to CD successfully using Burnaware. All we end up doing is creating
coasters. These are CDS that fail to burn or play back properly. About
the only thing they're good for is for use as coasters for drinking
glasses or for a one-way trip to the trash bin. It's a good way to waste
valuable CDS. Perhaps burning these same files with Anyburn may yield
more positive results. Fortunately most of the CDS we've created using
Burnaware play without problems using hardware and software playback
systems.
Given all I've described above have others had this issue with
Burnaware and how did you solve it? Has this also happened with Anyburn?
Sorry to go a drift here but we were talking about CD burning and
ripping software that is Jaws-friendly. All the best.
Peter Donahue
Peter Tesar via Jfw wrote:
thanks for the AnyBurn suggestion. My initial observations are good.
JAWS identifies the buttons and combo boxes.
There are some graphics buttons that I have to figure if they are
important and need labeling.
Peter T
On 2015-11-14 12:04 PM, joseph weakland via Jfw wrote:
if anyone has used the anyburn cd burning software do you know if
there is any audio podcasts on program?
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