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Why don't you take the cover off the computer and check the eide
setup? Put the burner as master on channell 2 and the cdrom as slave
on 1 with the hard drive? then all problems are solved...
On Sun, 10 Jun 2001 04:49:28 GMT, "Thomas Pasto"
<pastot@earthlink.net> wrote:

>In CD Copier Deluxe choose the options to copy the source to HD image first.
>I'll bet both CD Drives share the same IDE bus which slows the process some
>what perhaps to the point of buffer under-run.  I have the same problem
>unless I copy the source CD to an image on a hard drive then burn to the CDR
>from that image, which is a single file at that point and still faster that
>your 50x.  Of course other issues may be to blame but I'd start here.  Also
>insure your power management settings are putting your drives to sleep!
>
>Tom
>
>"Mlle Musiq" <mllemusiq@aol.com> wrote in message
>news:20010604034226.18273.00002864@ng-cj1.aol.com...
>> Not sure what the problem is here....I've got a new computer (AMD
>Duron750mhz,
>> 64 mb RAM, plenty of HD space, running Win 98) using Adaptec EASY CD
>Creator  4
>> & Direct CD, which came with my Philips internal 8x4x32 CD-RW drive. (No
>> support from Adaptec b/c I didn't purchase the software separately, and I
>can't
>> get through to the Phillip's phone #.)
>> Problem occurs when attempting to copy a CD. I load it into my CD-ROM
>drive
>> (50x) and load the blank CD (PNY CD-R Recordable, DISC recordable) into
>the
>> CD-RW drive. It gets a certain percentage through the recording and does
>not go
>> any further -- regardless of how much time I leave it. Similar or same
>thing
>> occurs when attempting to copy an audio CD. Data backup apparently  works
>fine,
>> so that gives me some hope!  What is going on with the other processes,
>though?
>> Am I missing some important step?
>>
>> Thank you,
>>
>>
>> MlleMusiq@aol.com
>>
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