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Posted by Oldus Fartus on 10/17/06 00:53
AZ Nomad wrote:
> On Mon, 16 Oct 2006 04:24:47 GMT, Jeff <j@donotspam.me> wrote:
>
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>> "Dave C." <myaddress.net> wrote in
>> news:B_adnSpJrvcBS6_YnZ2dnUVZ_tWdnZ2d@comcast.com:
>
>>>> John wrote:
>>>>
>>>> It must be something else that is wrong that I need to do. I am going
>>>> to have to buy some blank DVD-RWs to test on because I'm not prepared
>>>> to waste any more blanks. Unless of course someone can tell me for
>>>> definite what the issue might be?
>>>>
>>>> John
>>>>
>>> John,
>>>
>>> On my CD-DVD burner, I have a cable that runs from the burner to a
>>> connector on my sound card. Why I mention this is that I had a CD
>>> burner/DVD reader in my computer that failed last month. I bought a
>>> new CD/DVD burner which came with Nero 6 software.
>>>
>>> When I took out the failed CD burner, there was no audio cable from
>>> the burner to the cound card. The new burner came with an audio cable
>>> that was required to be connected from the burner to the audio card
>>> (as well as to the IDE cable and power connector, of course).
>>>
>>> I do not know any more about this, but maybe someone else can say the
>>> if you do not have the audio cable, (and you may very well have one
>>> connected) it is a consideration.
>>>
>>> Dave C.
>>>
>>>
>
>> That cable is for the audio when you play a CD to go directly to the
>> sound card, bypassing the IDE cable (and usually unnecessary). It is not
>> a factor when burning DVDs.
>
> No, but it sure might be a factor during playback. I tried to ask if the OP had
> tried other DVDs or other players.
Nup - the cable is not required.
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Cheers
Oldus Fartus
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