How To Read On Creator Basic V9 Files From Tracks

[Jose Oltio]

I am using Creator Basic V9 and after introducing a recorded CD/DVD Roxio presents me the list of what is contained inside that CD/DVD

but I can not find the way of opening any of the files inside the sessions or the tracks. I could not find information on HELP either, and

my request for HELP to customer support also produced nothing. This why I am hoping somebody in this forum will be kind enough to let me

know how to solve this issue which with other software is so simple, but with my Basic V9 I have failed all attempts to open files.

 

Thanks in advance for your help.... Jose Oltio Espinoza.

[Brendon]

Jose,

 

You're in the Creator 2009 forum not the Creator Basic v9 forum, but don't worry we'll get this shifted to the right forum.

 

[1] what sort of disc is it? Is it a CD or a DVD. Is it data or video or CD audio? [They're all different]

[2] what are you wanting to do with the files? View them, play them, print them, edit them, or make another disc from them?

 

If you can answer those questions we can try and give you answers.

 

Regards,

Brendon

[Jose Oltio]

Jose,

 

You're in the Creator 2009 forum not the Creator Basic v9 forum, but don't worry we'll get this shifted to the right forum.

 

[1] what sort of disc is it? Is it a CD or a DVD. Is it data or video or CD audio? [They're all different]

[2] what are you wanting to do with the files? View them, play them, print them, edit them, or make another disc from them?

 

If you can answer those questions we can try and give you answers.

 

Regards,

Brendon

 

Dear Mr, Brendon,

 

First of all, many thanks for trying to help me and for your early reaction to my request for help.

 

Your Questions No.1... They are discs, CDs or DVDs sometimes, that I have created burning files from my hard disk to the CDs or DVDs according to my needs, The kind of files are usually Data (mainly text documents in Word), Images, (mainly photos or cartoons),or video clips or musical. I regularly produce CD and DVDs as a sort of back up of my important files, or else, just to keep my hard disk as free as possible, to save me time when making a full scanning.

 

Your Question No. 2... Obviously if I create a Disc, a CD or a DVD it is because I want to see what I have produced. If I can not open and see it, what is then the point of what I am doing?

 

What I can not understand is how this simple operation becomes so difficult, so almost impossible with ROXIO, to the extention that I have stop using Roxio and I am about considering it unnecesarely complicated. If a burn a CD or a DVD using the facilities of Windows, regardless of what is inside, as soon as the burning is completed, Windows before ejecting the disc make it ready to be seen by me and others. The disc is then ejected and I can almost inmediately open it and see the result of my work... I have not learned to do that with ROXIO and this why I am looking for somebody who could teach me how to manipulate correctly ROXIO Creator Basic V9 that came with my computer when I bought it. Thanks again for trying to help me.

[Brendon]

Good Morning Jose,

 

Thanks for your reply. I think your problem is shown here when you say

The disc is then ejected and I can almost inmediately open it and see the result of my work... I have not learned to do that with ROXIO

 

There are TWO different disc writing systems in Creator Basic v9.

One is called Drag-to-Disc, where you have to format your disc before using it, then you drag your files and drop them onto the disc. After you use this system you have to specially close the disc before you can see the contents.

 

 

The other is Creator Classic. With this one you run a project and arrange the files you want to burn, then burn them all in one 'session'. This makes standard Windows discs that can be read immediately anywhere without special treatment.

 

Are you formatting your discs before writing to them?

 

Regards,

Brendon

[Jose Oltio]

Good Morning Jose,

 

Thanks for your reply. I think your problem is shown here when you say

 

There are TWO different disc writing systems in Creator Basic v9.

One is called Drag-to-Disc, where you have to format your disc before using it, then you drag your files and drop them onto the disc. After you use this system you have to specially close the disc before you can see the contents.

 

 

The other is Creator Classic. With this one you run a project and arrange the files you want to burn, then burn them all in one 'session'. This makes standard Windows discs that can be read immediately anywhere without special treatment.

 

Are you formatting your discs before writing to them?

 

 

 

 

 

 

Regards,

Brendon

 

Dear Mr. Brendon

 

Of course I know about the two burning methods and I have tied both. In addition, as soon as you insert a Disc, CD or DVD you can not avoid formating it because it happens almost automatically. Please believe that I have not only read but almost STUDY the HELP INSTRUCTIONS, and I follow them rightly.

Please algo believe me that there are no instructions regarding what to do to read the discs produced. So, I thought once the burning is finished, regardless of the method of burning used, that I was going to be able to read the material I recorded on those discs, like as I said, in Windows, you

introduce the burned disc and inmediately you are asked what do you want to do? If you select open with... whatever program I want to use to see them,

I will be able to see each file. I thank you very much for trying to help me, but I think I have arrived to the end of the road.! I see no reason to

use ROXIO especially when users like me face the unsurmountable LEGACY BARRIER... no help for people inside the Legacy world. Sincerely yours,

Jose Oltio Espinoza.

 

Edited to get the response out of the quote.

[grandpabruce]

Dear Mr. Brendon

 

Of course I know about the two burning methods and I have tied both. In addition, as soon as you insert a Disc, CD or DVD you can not avoid formating it because it happens almost automatically. Please believe that I have not only read but almost STUDY the HELP INSTRUCTIONS, and I follow them rightly.

Please algo believe me that there are no instructions regarding what to do to read the discs produced. So, I thought once the burning is finished, regardless of the method of burning used, that I was going to be able to read the material I recorded on those discs, like as I said, in Windows, you

introduce the burned disc and inmediately you are asked what do you want to do? If you select open with... whatever program I want to use to see them,

I will be able to see each file. I thank you very much for trying to help me, but I think I have arrived to the end of the road.! I see no reason to

use ROXIO especially when users like me face the unsurmountable LEGACY BARRIER... no help for people inside the Legacy world. Sincerely yours,

Jose Oltio Espinoza.

 

Edited to get the response out of the quote.

 

Go to Start, click on Run, and type in msconfig in the box, and click OK. Once the next screen comes up, click on the Startup tab, then uncheck the box to the left of DrgToDsc. Click on Apply, then OK, and reboot your computer. When the nag box comes up, at startup, click in the box, which says to not show the message again.

 

Then, put in a disc, and use Creator Classic, and burn your data to a CD or DVD.

[Brendon]

Over to you, Bruce.

[grandpabruce]

Over to you, Bruce.

 

You were sleeping, when he posted, so I figured I would offer him a possible solution, based on what he revealed in his latest post.