Les Harris
Apr 2 2009, 09:10 PM
I am doing something wrong and I can't home in on what it is. I have EMC 7 and have used it in the past to burn DVDs. Today, I set out to burn a DVD using Creator Classic, set the option on the bottom of the window to 4.7 G, selected the files, clicked on Burn and it told me that I needed 5 CDs. Somewhere I must have missed selecting the DVD default but I can't work out where. Is there a guru who can set me right?
Thanks
Les Harris
Les Harris
Apr 2 2009, 09:35 PM
Forgot to mention that the status bar along the bottom correctly estimates the size of the file and the space left over, which is correct for a DVD but impossible for a CD. This has me bluffed. Why does it estimate for a DVD, then tell me that I need 5 CDs?
Les Harris
Jim_Hardin
Apr 3 2009, 03:46 AM
Don't know…
Reboot?
If you have a DVD RW, I would click Burn and see what happens.
Les Harris
Apr 3 2009, 02:15 PM
QUOTE (Jim_Hardin @ Apr 3 2009, 03:46 AM)

Don't know…
Reboot?
If you have a DVD RW, I would click Burn and see what happens.
It is when I click Burn that it tells me that I need 5 CDs. With a blank DVD in the drive, it offers me a range of CD formats to use, not DVDs. I have used the same drive in the recent past to burn DVDs. The Tutorial won't open either (I wanted to check that to se if I had missed something) and it might be a case of reinstall the whole thing.
lynn98109
Apr 3 2009, 03:56 PM
Are the discs from a batch that you have used with this drive before? Or from a new batch?
What is the id string of the drive? (right-click MyComputer > Properties > Hardware > Device Manager > click on the DVD/CD-ROM icon and copy off the id string, character for character (upper and lower case exactly), space for space.
I am thinking this might be an older drive encountering newer discs without a firmware update.
Lynn
Les Harris
Apr 3 2009, 04:16 PM
I am thinking this might be an older drive encountering newer discs without a firmware update.
Lynn
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Lynn,
Same computer, same drive, same blank DVDs, same everything. It is looking more and more like a reinstall.
Les
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