Hello everyone today I bought some DVDs DVD-RW I used it to check out to check a couple of things out. I did not write that much to the does only a couple of hundred megabytes. Then I wiped it to put up bigger project on. When I try to write to the disk. It told me there was not enough space on the disk any suggestions what I can do about this. The shop said they will replace it. But I was just wondering if anyone had any suggestions. Just in case this happens again, as I'm guessing, if I tried to format it with d2d installed. It will want to format it as that type of this
Thanks in advance Michelle
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DVD-RW problem
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missnz
, Jan 04 2007 07:01 PM
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Posted 05 January 2007 - 06:31 AM
If you format any disc Michelle (CD-R, RW, DVD-R, etc) it will automatically become D2D - no options on that
In general, if you use Creator or any of the other programs, you never format - put the disc in from the pack without douing anything
To wipe it - go to tools and there is an 'erase' option. If the disc was formatted and you want it back to 'out of the pack' status - do a full erase ( never a format)
In general, if you use Creator or any of the other programs, you never format - put the disc in from the pack without douing anything
To wipe it - go to tools and there is an 'erase' option. If the disc was formatted and you want it back to 'out of the pack' status - do a full erase ( never a format)
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Posted 05 January 2007 - 02:03 PM
gi7omy, on Jan 5 2007, 06:31 AM, said:
If you format any disc Michelle (CD-R, RW, DVD-R, etc) it will automatically become D2D - no options on that
In general, if you use Creator or any of the other programs, you never format - put the disc in from the pack without douing anything
To wipe it - go to tools and there is an 'erase' option. If the disc was formatted and you want it back to 'out of the pack' status - do a full erase ( never a format)
In general, if you use Creator or any of the other programs, you never format - put the disc in from the pack without douing anything
To wipe it - go to tools and there is an 'erase' option. If the disc was formatted and you want it back to 'out of the pack' status - do a full erase ( never a format)
I did not format the disk, that is what the shop told me to do but I did not. But what has happened, for some reason, after using it for a short while it will not put anything on which is bigger. After wiping the disc Michelle
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Posted 06 January 2007 - 05:06 AM
You are leaving out a lot of important info on this. The box says there are 31 programs in the Suite.
Which one are you using?
What are the settings you are using?
Which one are you using?
What are the settings you are using?
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