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Thread started 09/30/05 7:37am

Ace

Calling all computer geeks!

I'm trying to back-up some files to a CD-RW via Nero. When I go to burn, I'm getting the message "Disc type in recorder: (Empty)". Anybody know whats up?
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Reply #1 posted 09/30/05 8:09am

Muse2NOPharaoh

Random.... Do you have it in the right one assuming you have a double burner maybe?

Did you try another blank?
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Reply #2 posted 09/30/05 8:12am

AsylumUtopia

I haven't used Nero in ages, so I'm not going to be much help, but - have you selected the correct type of media to burn. I've noticed that if you, for instance, select a load of mp3's to burn to a dvd but have selected dvd-video rather than dvd-data, Nero goes slightly nuts.

Either that or you've got a dodgy cdr in your drive, or else (as the error message would suggest), you forgot to put one in ? boxed
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Reply #3 posted 09/30/05 8:24am

Anxiety

i've had the same problem lately...or maybe vaguely similar, anyway...

i've been trying to use nero to burn some video files to CD-R, and it's giving me all kinds of hassle. i know it's just me being a moron because the files aren't that big, really. mad
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Reply #4 posted 09/30/05 8:31am

Ace

AsylumUtopia said:

or else (as the error message would suggest), you forgot to put one in ? boxed

No, I checked that, thanks. lol
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Reply #5 posted 09/30/05 10:51am

LleeLlee

Have you tried a CDR? it could be a problem with your re-writable disc.
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Reply #6 posted 09/30/05 5:18pm

TMPletz

When choosing your options at the start, make sure you select "making a data CD" and make sure it's looking at the correct drive.

If you have In-CD capability, you should be able to copy and paste files from your hard drive to your CD-RW drive within Windows Explorer or My Computer. That's about the easiest way to do it.
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Reply #7 posted 09/30/05 6:10pm

althom

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LleeLlee said:

Have you tried a CDR? it could be a problem with your re-writable disc.

That's what I think. Make sure you're not using re-writable discs and just use CD-R or CD+R. Also when that box comes up it should say what disc it accepts..have a close look next time.
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Reply #8 posted 09/30/05 11:53pm

BinaryJustin

Have you turned off the Auto-Run function in Windows? If the CD doesn't "spin up" when loaded into the tray, the CD Drive may not know that you've actually inserted a disc.
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Reply #9 posted 10/01/05 11:45am

BinaryJustin

Actually, have you installed or upgraded anything recently? You may have corrupted your ASPI compatibility...

http://www.savefile.com/files/1874237

Unzip this file to your desk-top and double-click it. If any of the four DLL files are listed as not installed or N/A, come back to me. It works with any version of Windows.
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Reply #10 posted 10/04/05 2:50pm

BinaryJustin

If you ran the test and can't see the message: "ASPI is properly installed", let me know!!!
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Reply #11 posted 10/05/05 9:32am

BinaryJustin

Didn't ANYBODY run the test? I could have the answer to all your problems.
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Reply #12 posted 10/05/05 9:36am

Shorty

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althom said:

LleeLlee said:

Have you tried a CDR? it could be a problem with your re-writable disc.

That's what I think. Make sure you're not using re-writable discs and just use CD-R or CD+R. Also when that box comes up it should say what disc it accepts..have a close look next time.


I'm with you 2 on this. smile
"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #13 posted 10/05/05 9:38am

Ace

Shorty said:

althom said:


That's what I think. Make sure you're not using re-writable discs and just use CD-R or CD+R. Also when that box comes up it should say what disc it accepts..have a close look next time.


I'm with you 2 on this. smile

Why can't I use re-writeable discs?
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Reply #14 posted 10/05/05 10:17am

Shorty

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Ace said:

Shorty said:



I'm with you 2 on this. smile

Why can't I use re-writeable discs?


I don't know....all I know is any time I try and use one, I can't. neutral
"not a fan" falloff yeah...ok
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Reply #15 posted 10/05/05 12:09pm

AsylumUtopia

Shorty said:

Ace said:


Why can't I use re-writeable discs?


I don't know....all I know is any time I try and use one, I can't. neutral

They shouldn't cause a problem, I use them all the time, not with Nero though.
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Reply #16 posted 10/05/05 12:14pm

AsylumUtopia

BinaryJustin said:

Didn't ANYBODY run the test? I could have the answer to all your problems.

lol

Well, I just ran the test and it says ASPI is not properly installed. One or more components has been replaced with older versions.

I wonder if this could be why I can't get my printer to work, despite repeated installations hmmm

Help! what do I do to restore ASPI ?
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