Overburning with nero 6

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Watch our Welcome Guide to learn how to use this site. Annorax Thread Starter. Joined Aug 11, Messages I want to burn some files onto these CDs, but they range from megs to megs each read from Explorer. Plextors are notorious for not overburning well. I designed it for overburning audio, but it works for data too. Nero keeps telling me that "there isn't enough space I tried it with 3 types of CDRs, each with the same result! What I still can do is upgrade the firmware of my Plextor and get me a newer version of Nero.

Pretty desperate Thanks again On the web you find lots of info for overburning audio CDs thanks Spazmogen with Nero, but not for overburning data CDs I cannot imagine that this is not possible Cheers I did that too Maybe you are right, it is the burner. I am planning to buy a dvd burne anyway so thanks guys! You might get a warning message, but just ignore that for now. Enter in the new length of the cd 90 min and ok your way out of there.

Start a new multi session or singel session add the concert. When you now choose burn, it shouldn't be a problem. You might get an error message, but as long as you have a 90 min cd in the drive you can ignore it Now the only problem is if your drive doesn't support overwrite, in which case you should try a firmware update.

If that fails, you're out of luck and will need a new drive to burn large files to cd's. Hope this helps. It should do that, but the IDE connector might have become loose for another reason. Open up the case, and make sure all the cables are securely connected to both the drive and the motherboard. Similar threads. See if this solution works for you by signing up for a 7 day free trial. What do I get with a subscription?

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