Liteon 24x niewidzi CDR90-99minut

lukaszele · 27.05.2002, 16:06

Mam problem z napędem CDRW Liteon 24x i za s..... niemoge nic wypalić na płytach 90-99 minut (a przynajmniej powyżej 80 minut wszystko pracuje pod XP a Nero dość nowa wersja widzi mi te płyty jako 80minut co jest?? mam coś źle ustwione?? POMOCY

rafmart · 27.05.2002, 16:24

Tak to juz jest i nie ma sie czym przejmowac. Odpowiedz na Twoj problem z forum na stronce www. liteonit.com
How to burn 90 and 99 minute CDR's. Read all of this right to the end!

90 and 99 minute media will only ever be seen by the system as 79 minutes 59 seconds no matter what make or model of burner you have, but Nero will burn it to the 90 or 99 minutes, so don't think your drive doesn't support them just because they only show as 79 minutes 59 seconds.

First of all, you need 90 or 99 minute media. With the exception of Infiniti 80+, (which are actually 99 minute media) 74 or 80 minute media will NOT overburn to 90 or 99 minutes.
In Nero, go into the "file" menu and select "preferences" and "Expert Features" and enable overburn in DAO mode. Then set the maximum disk size to 89 minutes 58 seconds 0 frames for 90 minute disks, or 98 minutes 58 seconds 0 frames for 99 minute disks. Select DAO mode for burning, then burn at preferably 8x although you may have luck at 12x or higher.
Nero will almost certainly put up a message saying the disk does not have enough space, and should give you the option to cancel or continue using DAO overburn. Select the continue using overburn option.
You MUST burn in DAO mode for 90 and 99 minute disks as you are overburning, which is not possible in TAO mode.

You cannot overburn using multisession as this uses TAO mode, so multisession will only allow 74 minutes on 74 minute disks and 80 minutes on 80 minute disks. You cannot burn 90 or 99 minutes using multisession at all.

I must emphasise that you must specify No Multisession and also select Finalise Disk. The disk MUST be burned in DAO mode.

If you still can't burn 90 or 99 minutes, try again, but first disable Smart Burn. To do this in Nero, go to the menu Recorder/Select Recorder and select Advanced. Untick Smart Burn. Now when you try to burn a disk, you should see the option on the final "Burn" page to enable or disable Smart Burn. Disable it before you burn. This is in case the Smart Burn media detection is identifying the disks incorrectly.

ONE MORE POINT: Many CDRom/DVDRom drives, along with virtually all home DVD players and car/home/portable audio CD or MP3 CD players will NOT read 90 and 99 minutes,and some wont even read the disks at all. If they do read the disks, they will normally fail to read after approximately 82 minutes, maybe a little more, maybe a little less.

27.05.2002, 16:06	#1
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27.05.2002, 16:24	#2
rafmart Nowy na forum Data rejestracji: 03.04.2002 Posty: 23	Tak to juz jest i nie ma sie czym przejmowac. Odpowiedz na Twoj problem z forum na stronce www. liteonit.com How to burn 90 and 99 minute CDR's. Read all of this right to the end! 90 and 99 minute media will only ever be seen by the system as 79 minutes 59 seconds no matter what make or model of burner you have, but Nero will burn it to the 90 or 99 minutes, so don't think your drive doesn't support them just because they only show as 79 minutes 59 seconds. First of all, you need 90 or 99 minute media. With the exception of Infiniti 80+, (which are actually 99 minute media) 74 or 80 minute media will NOT overburn to 90 or 99 minutes. In Nero, go into the "file" menu and select "preferences" and "Expert Features" and enable overburn in DAO mode. Then set the maximum disk size to 89 minutes 58 seconds 0 frames for 90 minute disks, or 98 minutes 58 seconds 0 frames for 99 minute disks. Select DAO mode for burning, then burn at preferably 8x although you may have luck at 12x or higher. Nero will almost certainly put up a message saying the disk does not have enough space, and should give you the option to cancel or continue using DAO overburn. Select the continue using overburn option. You MUST burn in DAO mode for 90 and 99 minute disks as you are overburning, which is not possible in TAO mode. You cannot overburn using multisession as this uses TAO mode, so multisession will only allow 74 minutes on 74 minute disks and 80 minutes on 80 minute disks. You cannot burn 90 or 99 minutes using multisession at all. I must emphasise that you must specify No Multisession and also select Finalise Disk. The disk MUST be burned in DAO mode. If you still can't burn 90 or 99 minutes, try again, but first disable Smart Burn. To do this in Nero, go to the menu Recorder/Select Recorder and select Advanced. Untick Smart Burn. Now when you try to burn a disk, you should see the option on the final "Burn" page to enable or disable Smart Burn. Disable it before you burn. This is in case the Smart Burn media detection is identifying the disks incorrectly. ONE MORE POINT: Many CDRom/DVDRom drives, along with virtually all home DVD players and car/home/portable audio CD or MP3 CD players will NOT read 90 and 99 minutes,and some wont even read the disks at all. If they do read the disks, they will normally fail to read after approximately 82 minutes, maybe a little more, maybe a little less.