Re: burning cd/dvd
From: Harry Ohrn (harry---_at_webtree.ca)
Date: 12/07/04
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Date: Tue, 7 Dec 2004 13:30:11 -0600
In order to use Media Player to burn with you need to have XP's built in
burning software enabled. However it is possible that Nero is conflicting
with it as the two burning engines sometimes don't get along well. Right
click your CD Burner icon and select Properties->Recording Tab then check
the box to enable recording. Reboot. That should allow Media Player to burn
but it may cause problems with Nero or you may end up with problems with
both programs. Personally I'd disable XP's burning software and I would
stick with Nero. It is much better than Media Player and in my opinion much
superior to XP's built in burning software.
-- Harry Ohrn MS-MVP [Shell/User] www.webtree.ca/windowsxp "Don" <Don@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:A607229D-26D2-45AC-BEA6-B16047720931@microsoft.com... | DMA is enabled intel accelarator installed - regedit bit that you quoted - | and as I said Nero has no problem at any time recognizing or using either | burner windows on the other hand has a problem with recognition - M/P 10 quit | recognizing the rw/drives first shortly after installing M/P connect - the | support site faq said the M/P would not recognize 2 burners on the same ide | so I put 1 on each - compatabilty site had a firmware upgrade for one burner | - installed it as per instr. still not recognized by windows - cables are | good - I might think it was something like that except for the fact that Nero | has no problem ??? | Don | "Harry Ohrn" wrote: | | > I'm not certain which "regedit bit" you are referring to so check the | > Problem's section at Alex Nichol's site http://www.aumha.org/a/xpcd.htm and | > the info here in the MS Knowledge base | > http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=324129 | > | > Also do you have DMA enabled for the controller that your devices are on? | > See here http://www.blackmaxpc.com/Guides/Enable_DMA.htm . If you have an | > intel motherboard you may find that installing the intel accelerator (if | > your board is listed) from www.intel.com can help. | > | > As an aside the fact that your devices are being "lost" and then are being | > recognized periodically suggests more than software problems. Have you | > checked to ensure they are properly connected inside the case. While rare it | > is possible for connections to become loose. Other problems could be related | > to failing drive(s) or motherboard problems. | > | > -- | > | > Harry Ohrn MS-MVP [Shell/User] | > www.webtree.ca/windowsxp | > | > | > "Don" <Don@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message | > news:51BCD4FD-00C3-4A8A-824F-595EA0536584@microsoft.com... | > | Recently M/P 10 and XP/SP2 have both ceased to recognize the rw/drives on | > the | > | system - have uninstalled rebooted and let the wiz reinstall - nothing , | > have | > | done the regedit bit as suggested in the help file - windows might | > recognizes | > | 1 drive as recordable for a bit - M/P 10 says there are no rw/drives - | > have a | > | cd/rw and a dvd/rw on separate ides - Nero has no problem recognizing or | > | burning anything I want to burn - it is just a pain to have the system and | > | M/P not recognize them ! Have also checked the system compatability web | > site | > | all are good - had an upgrade for one of the burners but it has not | > changed | > | anything? | > | > | >
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