Spørsmål Om CD-Brenner ????? Hewlett Packard CD-Writer Plus

[sixpack2002]

hei jeg har et problem med CD -Brenneren min -- det som skjer er at når jeg starter å brenne en CD kommer det frem denne error beskjeden : Error:`Write` command failed on device 0:0:0

Read/Write error or bad medium detected (04h 00h 02h 03h 73h 03h) denne feilen skjer når jeg kjører programmet CDRWIN )

 

når jeg bruker programmet Fireburner får jeg denne beskjeden :

 

Recording Device is HP CD-Writer+ 7200

 

Thread1: Executing

Thread1: Setting Write Parameters

Thread1: Reading Disc Info

Thread1: Start LBA is -11079

Thread1: Processing Lead-in

Thread2: Executing

Thread2: Write Error @ Sector -11079

Thread2: POWER CALIBRATION AREA ERROR ($03/$73/$03)

Thread2: Synchronizing Cache

Thread1: Thread 2 has terminated

 

 

Jeg har prøvd å kjøre flere brenninger på test Mode og det fungerer.

 

Vet dere hva denne feilen skyldes ???????????????? håper dette er noe som er mulig å fikse>>>>>>

 

 

Håper på raskt svar

 

Chris

[Kjetil Lura]

sixpack2002

Read/Write error or bad medium detected. Her er noe eg fant med å søke på teksten over: When recording a disc, I receive the error message "Write command failed... Read/Write error or bad medium detected". What does this mean?

 

This error is usually caused by a buffer underrun (the term "buffer underrun" means that data is not being sent to the recorder at a fast enough rate to maintain the selected recording speed).

 

This slowdown could be caused by other applications that are running on your system at the same time. This includes screen savers, power saving options, disk utilities, virus checkers, or other programs that may be running in the background. This problem can also occur if you are trying to backup a CD directly from a CDROM drive to your recorder. If this occurs, then we suggest that you copy to your harddrive first.

 

To solve this problem, you can try recording at a slower speed, shutting down other applications, or enabling the caching feature in the software on the "Devices and Settings" screen. Note: Do not set the cache size larger than 2MB. Anything larger than this is unnecessary and can cause system performance problems.

Den fant eg her: http://www.goldenhawk.com/faq_body.htm#underrun

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