CD Burning Issues

[tehworldismine]

Fuck my CD burner. Fuck it in the ass. F it in the A, whatever

Comments

[tyrae06]

Try using a new CD dippy. Maybe it isn't a CD-RW but just a CD-R so you can't rewrite after you burn once. Other than that, I think you just suck at computers and life! Bitch.

Now reactive my WOW account :\

[tehworldismine]

CD wasn't finalized, so even though it's a CD-R I still should've been able to write to it... I've done this dozens of times when I had un-filled CDs and wanted to add more data to them.

I re-burned all my shit on a brandy new CD, then tried reburning several files after the first burn was complete, and it worked fine. I'm wondering if I didn't just get some fucked up CD.

P.S. I'm dissappointed in you, Rus. You forgot to mention how I suck dick, too... seems like you jump at opportunities to bust my balls about that and here I find you slacking. Le sigh.

[tyrae06]

The last batch of 50 CD-Rs I bought was full of a bunch of fucked up ones, so that could be a possibility. Now I only buy Maxell, Sony, etc. CD-Rs.

P.S. I'm sorry, I'll try harder.

[tehworldismine]

You're god damned right you will, or I'll tear your face off with a salad spoon.

[mvivei8828]

im a fan of the e-mail attachment :-) (or storing it in my network server folder)

[tehworldismine]

I need to get the file to a comp with internet access in order to send it as an attachment, which is why I burn my homework to CDs and then print it up in the library.

P.S. How the hell have you been, Mr. Mike?

[not_a_freak]

Why not finalize the disc? In my experience one must in order for other computers to read it sucessfully but maybe I don't understand the situation...

[tehworldismine]

Finalization isn't required for a CD to be read correctly, at least using the burning software I do, (hacked copy of Nero 4.0) and I've been using the same software for about two years with absolutely no problems.