NERO9 Problem: Audio CD Burning Issue

The basis for choosing to engrave an audio CD to determine whether it exceeds the capacity is not the size of the file itself, because the size of an audio file is related to the duration, original file format and quality, I don't know what device you want to put on **This disc, if you don't have to ask to be a disc like a CD bought outside, choose a CD disc engraved with data, so that the capacity is determined by the size of the file itself.

If you want to burn multiple *** and other compressed formats to a CD-R disk, you should burn them in the form of a "data file disk", just like the usual recording **, the burning method of text documents. Do not choose to burn "audio CD", otherwise it will convert *** and other compressed formats into uncompressed CD audio formats, so that a CD-R disk can only burn up to 80 minutes** time, about 10 songs.

It's very simple, nero select "Make *** CD" - add *** songs on your computer --- burn.

Such a CD burning disc can hold 200-300 songs, and *** the burning disc can hold thousands of songs.

If it is not in *** format, it must be converted to *** format first.

After installing the Nero software, please choose Nero Express instead of Nero Buring ROM, open Nero Express and select "**" - *** CD" (or "*** ***")—click to enter, and drag the ***** (or its folder) you want to burn directly into it to ...... the next stepThe next step is burning, and it's simple. Generally, a 700m CD-R can engrave about 200 songs***

Definitely not normal. Since it can be burned, but the progress is slow, it is unlikely to be a problem with the burner. I analyzed that it might be a problem with the song itself. Attached is a step to burn a CD to see if it can be burned normally:

Attached: Perfect**CD Disc Burning:

Software: Nero (or other version) format factory (or other conversion software).

Hardware: CD *** burner CD disc.

Method:1Open the "Format Factory" and convert all the original footage in different formats into "high quality", with a bitrate of 320kbps, 3 layers of compression, and save it in a folder for later use.

A CD can prepare about 18-20 songs.

2.Put a blank CD in the recorder tray (you can't use *** CD).

3.Open Nero and select "CD" in the disc category in the upper right corner.

4.Select Audio Make Audio Disc.

5.Click "Add". Find Pei Luliang to the folder saved on the hard disk, open it, select the audio material, and click "Add". If the capacity indicator bar below appears red, it means that the added files exceed the allowed capacity of the disc, and you want to delete some files until no red appears.

6.Click on an audio file in blue, hold down the left button to move it up and down, and adjust the order of the audio files. Click "Completed".

7.Tick the box before "normalize all audio files". Click "Next".

8.Select the current recorder, write speed, and number of copies burned.

9.Click "Burn".

Note:1To burn **CD discs, in most cases you can only use CD (or CD-RW) discs, not *** discs.

INFO: A new format ***-audio has now appeared. This format can be burned on the first disc in **cd format, the advantage is that it has a large capacity, can record multi-channel information, and due to the increase in recording density, it can also record **, images, text and other information.

However, you need a special ***-video burning software to burn. On the computer's optical drive, you need to have an independent sound card and software that supports ***-video. On the home ***, it needs to be a *** machine that supports ***-video discs to match the width**, which is not popular).

2.It is best not to exceed 6 times the burning speed, otherwise it is easy to have the problem of "stuck".

3.The first step of conversion is to unify the format and quality of the material, and it can be omitted. Due to the different materials, the format may also be different, even if it is a *** format, it is also divided into 2 layers of compression and 3 layers of compression.

Therefore, it is better to use conversion software to convert the format uniformly, and then add and burn it more securely.

If you use "Disc Burner Master" to burn **CD discs, it is also very easy, just follow the items on the interface at each step.

Choice of Burning Speed: The choice of Burning Speed depends on the format of the burning file. According to the experience of professional CD production companies and many people, the burning speed of **, audio and game CDs should not exceed 6 times.

If the cache and virtual memory settings are improper, the burning speed is too high, and there is a high possibility of mosaic, difficult reading, "stuck", and even unreadable on the optical drive of the selected disc. However, to burn files in data format, you don't have to consider the problem of double speed, and you can choose high times to burn. Note that both the recorder and the disc have a maximum burn speed (not the maximum read speed).

<> estimates that you should have burned it successfully, and put it into the optical drive after the recording is completed. What you said is like an empty disk It is estimated that the 0 bytes shown on the picture are also said **cd is like this is not to see the file but can be ** If it is not the case I said, it means that the landlord has not burned successfully casually There is a lot of information on the hood of burning cd I hope it can help you I wish you success

a) Poor platter quality.

Characteristics: Usually occurs in the case of the use of miscellaneous or counterfeit discs.

Solution: Switch to a platter of more reliable quality.

b) Recorder malfunction.

Features: Machines that are in normal use suddenly fail without any changes in the hardware and software stool. There may be preceded by dyslexia or a precursor to failure.

Analysis: Relatively common aging faults.

Solution: The old ones don't go, and the new ones don't come. Those with strong hands-on ability can manually increase the power of the bald head, which will not be repeated here.

c) The reader's disc reading capability is poor or incompatible with platters.

Feature: Only some kind of recorder cannot read.

Analysis: Some recorders have poor read ability, or FW is defective, resulting in poor compatibility with certain discs (if it can be engraved, it cannot be read, and other drives read normally and tested well). Also, note that not all devices can support RAM.

Solution: Update FW, if it can't be solved, there is basically no way.

d) Cover your head with ash.

Features: It is difficult to recognize the disk, but the writing is basically normal, and it rarely fails.

Analysis: A common problem with *** recorders. Since the laser wavelength is only 645nm, it is shorter than the 780nm of CD.

According to the principle of diffraction of light, light waves can only bypass obstacles that are half the size of their wavelength at most. Dust of the same size, maybe the CD light wave can pass through, but the *** light wave cannot. Therefore, short-wavelength *** is more sensitive to dust.

Personal experience feels that *** recorders are indeed more sensitive to dust. Failures usually begin with a disk recognition, and duplicate platters (***rw) are particularly prone to problems. If there are no other faults, the write disk may not be easy to issue the problem due to the large power of the bald head.

CD discs, on the other hand, generally do not cause problems.

Solution: Send it for repair within the warranty period. You can do it yourself outside the warranty period.

Disassemble the machine (remind friends who disassemble the machine for the first time that the optical drive should be poked with a needle to poke the emergency recoiling hole and pull out the tray before it can be disassembled), use a variety of media suitable for optical lens wiping, such as deerskin, lens paper, 3M magic cloth, etc., dry wipe or dip in a small amount of pure water (can not drip off) to gently wipe the lens surface. Do not use organic solvents such as alcohol and gasoline to avoid damage to the bald head coating.