> Date: Thu, 21 Oct 2004 23:32:46 -0400
> Subject: Re: [PCI] burner troubles
> From: Ron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> In-Reply-To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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> 
> I have a Yamaha  SCSI in my clone with the same version of Toast and
> it works best with the cheaper CD-R's like the TDK 50 pack stuff. I've
> had good luck with Maxell and Imation too.
> 
> It sounds like there's another problem than the media, especially if
> you couldn't get the Sony CD to burn correctly. I don't think there are
> any blank CD's that are more PC compatible but I could be wrong. I
> would think that at least a few would have worked for you. Have you
> tried going to a slower burn rate ? From my experience the slower it
> burns, the better it works.
> 
> The last time I looked for blanks I had no idea what to buy, there are
> so many to choose from.  I try to get the blank CD's with the slowest
> burn rate listed since my SCSI burner is a 4x. The new fast burning
> CD's may be the problem. Hopefully someone else has some more
> experiences they can add.
> 
> If your using OS 9.0.4 definitely update to OS 9.1 first and maybe try
> re-installing the Toast software. Careful of the native Authoring
> extensions that conflict with Toast extensions. (Firewire & USB
> Authoring Support extensions if I remember correctly)


Thanks Ron, my burner is a Sony CDU926S and has only 1x and 2x. And I do
burn slow either way. But I have suspected the manufacturing of these CDs
are for faster burning but I simply don't know. What do they do to a surface
to make it capable of various burn speeds but not others? Some are 2x to
whatever, others are 4x to whatever, my TDK latest batch says just
"multispeed compatible"

Interested in your remarks about authoring extensions. What are these? In
Quicktime you mean? Maybe I will turn all these off, I am sure I do not use
them for anything I know, I have not got QT Pro yet...

Yes, I will try to reinstall my Toast from my disk.

David Elmo

 


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