On 2006 September 25 21:18, Miark wrote:
> On Mon, 25 Sep 2006 21:03:53 -0600, Ron wrote:
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Some time back, just before I upgraded to 2006, I put an old
> > TV card I had lying around in my Mandriva machine. My
> > motherboard only has one analog audio input port, so I
> > unplugged the audio cable from my DVD burner. I never watch
> > movies on my PC (and don't know if the audio cable is needed
> > for this anyway), and music CDs play fine without it.
>
> Audio cable is absolutely not required. I wonder, though, if
> the presence of the TV card in your computer is having some
> deleterious effect? I might try removing the TV card to see if
> it makes any difference.

Yeah, I guess that's worth a shot.


> > Around the same time, the burning of DVDs stopped working.
> > Specifically, k3b reports success, but movie DVDs I burn will
> > not play back, and on data DVDs I can only read the first
> > 280MB or so of data, then nothing but I/O errors. CD burning,
> > on the other hand, works just fine for both audio and data CDs.
>
> After a successful burn, have you tried reading the discs in a
> drive _other_ than the one in which they were burned?

Yeah, I tried the video DVDs on various DVD players, and the data DVDs on the 
DVD-ROM drive on one of my other computers.


> > I tried two different brands of disks, one DVD-R and one
> > DVD+R, same result. I tried limiting the speed to 2x, same
> > result. I haven't seen anything on the list about k3b DVD
> > burning being totally broken in 2006.
>
> It's not--I do it routinely.

Well, that's good to know anyway 8^)


> Miark

Thanks,

Ron
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