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Perhaps your CDROM (the one you're copyingf FROM) isn't fast enough.  Also,
if I remember correctly, it's suggested using 1x write for all audio cds.


"Simon Tan" <kengsim@pc.jaring.my> wrote in message
news:853ps0$slq$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> The Creative 6424 is a Ricoh 7060A. My motherboard is a BE6 running a
> Quantum KA (7200) RPM on the UDMA/66 channel. CPU is a overclocked
> 366 celery (550MHz).
>
> The CDs I use are Imation 4x, Mitsubishi 6x and Kodak Ultima 8x.
>
> SIMON
>
>
> "Kris Hartojo" <khartojo@iname.com> wrote in message
> news:853i2d$qu$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> > What is the make/model of the CD drive you're sourcing from?
> >
> > "Simon Tan" <kengsim@pc.jaring.my> wrote in message
> > news:853eqj$i2b$1@news.creativelabs.com...
> > > I've got a 6424 that has no problems with data CDs. But when I try to
> copy
> > > audio cds, there will be lots of very short stutters in the tracks.
> > Usually
> > > there
> > > are about 1 or 2 in 10 seconds of audio. They sound like 'skips' and
> > usually
> > > get
> > > worse towards the end of the disc. BTW, I'm using Nero 4.0.7.5.
> > >
> > > However, I seem to have found a solution. To copy audio CDs, do a
> Compile
> > > CD when the wizard appears. Then, manually drag the tracks from the
> source
> > > CD (I'm using separate reader and writer), into the CDRW. Then burn
from
> > > there (deselect Create Image). By using this, the program reads a
single
> > > track,
> > > caches it to hard disk then writes. After that, it proceeds to the
next
> > > track.
> > > This method is slower, but I've discovered that the recording is
> perfect.
> > >
> > > Has anyone come across this?
> > >
> > > SIMON
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>
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