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Posted by Terry Pinnell on 10/09/05 10:14
Frank <frank@nojunkmail.humanvalues.net> wrote:
>On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 13:41:44 +0100, in 'rec.video.desktop',
>in article <Re: Cannot erase DVD-RW>,
>Terry Pinnell <terrypin@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>
>>Terry Pinnell <terrypin@dial.pipex.com> wrote:
>>
>>>So what exactly do you mean by 'Close the session and re-test in
>>>IsoBuster' please? Do you mean
>>>- close IsoBuster
>>>- Open Nero Express (which is effectively just Nero Burning ROM 6 with
>>>a dumbed down interface)
>>>- Then do something...
>>
>>OK, answered that myself an hour or two later thanks. The 'something'
>>in Nero Express is to uncheck 'Allow files to be added later
>>(multisession disc)'.
>
>Great (he says, as he watches fan spin-down again, giving it a push
>with his finger), you've found it.
>
>>Mind you, I'm not clear how I would 'close' an existing 'open' disc
>>(i.e. one which had last used the multisession option), *without*
>>burning another file? Is that possible in Nero Express? Or can I do it
>>in either IsoBuster or DVD Info?
>
>I would recommend that you do it in the program in which you've been
>writing to the disc. Using a different program may work just fine, but
>might also have the potential to introduce problems. If it were me, I
>would play safe and use the same program. I'm not certain if you need
>to add another file in order to close the disc. There may be an
>advanced option that permits closing without adding another file,
>please check - don't use any "wizard" which might limit the options
>presented to you.
>
>If my this system doesn't overhead, I'll try to respond to your other
>messages right away, else there will be a delay.
Thanks for all your very helpful replies Frank. Hope you're having
some success with your fan repair. I'm making steady progress, largely
on the back of the help I've had here.
I have yet to prove it conclusively, but it's beginning to look as if
I can repair some of those 'bad' discs by using the Full Format
facility in DVD Info Pro, the program pezoids recommended.
--
Terry, West Sussex, UK
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