If I have several CD's to burn, can I burn them one after another, or should I give my computer a break between burns?
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this won´t hurt you´re computer but is not good for the burner. if you are going to do lots of multiple burns get a other burner and use them one after the other this will give them a rest between burns.\np.s. good burners are cheap as chips at the moment
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Are you trying to create a Data CD, or a Video CD? Most any burner programs will allow both.
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Most newer programs have copy protection which won't allow you to easily duplicate it.  You can try to burn it from one CD to another CD if you have a burner and an extra CD rom drive.  Or you can record it to the hard drive and then burn it if you only have a burner.\n\nOdds are that it's copy protected though and your splitting it won't work.
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depeneds why? if your computer is slow, probably ram.  if you have 512 or more, than dvd.  if you dont have that much ram, than a dvd burner is just going to be slower when burning
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If it's only 699.13, it should be fine.  It's under the limit, and most CD's will let you overburn by a couple of megs anyways.  To be honest though, the only cd-burning programs I know where you can split up a file are Nero and Roxio.
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You aren't very specific with your q: Firstly there is nothing wrong with your software, i am guessing you are using wmp10 to burn , cos that's where most things end up. If you are burning music, then you will not be able to put 640MB on one disc, music files are compressed, and when the writing process is enabled they"expand" so your hi-fi will Be able to recognise the data to be read and played. When you are copying to disc data (eg photos) the information will remain in a smaller format , to enable your PC to read the information . So don't listen to the bleeding heart experts telling you to change your software..
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You can if you set it as a multisession disk. Nero will have an option for this.
59930
cracked CD's can damage your CD Drive..
154998
You are allowed to burn one copy for yourself. DJs, when playing, have to prove that they own the songs they are playing.  Giving burned CDs away is pirating.
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Burn a copy of the CD, but OMIT the files you want to delete.  Once the burn process is finished, and you've confirmed that the undesired files are not included and the files you care about are secure, destroy the original CD.
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yes there is a cd protection about this,unfortunately i dont remember the name its about 4-5 years old. use nero to extract the tracks\nor to copy it use clonecd with clony xxl,u are in mac's so find some applications that they do the same job as the one that i have mention above
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You will need a cd burner then!
324756
if you bought a computer with a cd burner on it, chances are it has a program on it. just put in a blank cd and usually somehing will pop up asking you if you want to burn something.
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I think the second answer may be more along the lines of what you are looking for, however you'll definately need to do more investigation.\n\nWhen you actually burn the cds after creating the files for it, then Nero is probably the best bet.  I've worked with Nero for a long time and it provides a lot of control over how CDs are created.\n\nYou can get Nero very cheaply at http://www.pricewatch.com just make sure you get the full Ultimate edition and not one of the second or third packs. (extension packs)
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good question, i've added this question to my watchlist because my is starting to do the same thing, but the weird thing is that i used to be able to play burned CD's.
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Well, the obvious advantage is capacity. A DVD will hold much more on one disk than a CD.\n\nDisadvantages I can think of to using a DVD is that it may burn slower than a CD depending on your drive. It is also more expensive depending on the brand. Also, pretty much all computers have CD drives, but not all have DVD drives, so a CD is more compatible.\n\nBottom line, if a CD has all the capacity you need, that is probably the best choice. If you need to hold more data on each disk, go with DVD.
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A few things to check on:\n\n1. What is the max burn speed of your CD's? Check the label.\n\n2. Upgrade your CD burner to the latest firmware (go to your CD burner's manufacturer site to d/l the firmware upgrade tool and the latest firmware file)\n\n3. Upgrade to latest version of Nero.\n\n4. What is the brand of the CD's you are using?  Some brands are not totally compatible with certain burners.  So, if the firmware or Nero upgrade does not help, try using a different brand of CDs