🚀 go-pugleaf

Look at my thread "CDRW 8432 Problems".  Susan Hartson (CL) responded a
couple of times telling me to disable DMA in "devices" and the BIOS.  I have
asked if this is common for CDRs or a defect in the CL CDR but she has not
responded to that question.  I have never needed to do this before.  I was
consistently getting coasters and error messages on 95 (even with Nero
update) but it works on NT.


"Greg Kelway" <gkelway@gctech.net> wrote in message
news:86c449$bkn$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> Was just thinking:  Wouldn't it be neat if Creative support would actually
> read these and say that these are the recommended settings?   Seems so hit
> and miss.  Oh well.  I think next time I might spend a little more and get
> the Yamaha stuff.   Anyways. this will do for the time being  : )
>
> "M���" <sureU2canspamme4life@yerownwasteof.time> wrote in message
> news:86bid0$e4g$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> >
> > "Greg Kelway" <gkelway@gctech.net> wrote in message
> > news:869r6m$sfc$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> > > BTW:   Do you turn on all that test and simulation burn stuff, or do
you
> > > just get to it?
> > >
> > >
> >
> > I never do any simulation or testing, only when I first got into it, now
I
> > just burn it. 2x audio and 4x data. Funny how that is that some media
does
> > work in some audio CD players and some don't. I'm no expert but I think
> that
> > it could very well have to do with what CD system you use to play your
> > burned audio on. Like I said before I really only seem to have problems
> with
> > my older 89 home stereo and memorex but not any of my newer stereo
models
> > have problems with memorex.
> >
> > M���
> >
> >
>
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