tutaboulder.blogg.se - Imgburn disc not empty

Authoring, which creates discs in 'sessions' with groups of files, using CDFS, and Packet Writing a.k.a. Very simply outlined, there are two main ways of writing discs. I didn't realize that you were mixing burning systems until I glanced through your PDF. It's complicated by the fact you're referencing two different installations of NXT, each on a different machine, and also by the fact that you're including UDF formatted discs which complicate the mixture immensely. I am going to have to take some time and work through it on a Windows 7 machine. Roxio NXT Not Recognizing Disc In Drive.pdf If anyone has any other suggestions, I’m listening. I will report my findings to both Roxio and HP and hope for a sympathetic ear. But there is no way for me to prove it unless either Roxio or HP engineers want to provide some sophisticated diagnostic tools. My conclusion is there is some type of conflict between NXT and the CD-ROM device on my HP Desktop which is a: HP DVD-RAM GHA3N SCSI CdRom.

Discs not recognizable by NXT work fine in other programs such as Power2Go, ImgBurn, and Windows Explorer.

Burn Disc Image seems to work without problems.

MyDVD will create an image file if ‘Save disc image file’ is selected.

MyDVD shows ‘Drive is empty’ when Burn to Disc is selected.

Copy Disc and Copy Disc to Image do not work – they do not see the source disc.

The Burn Data Disc will only recognize blank unformatted discs and then hangs when a burn is attempted.

Roxio Desktop Burner does not recognize a disc in the drive.

I exported that document to PDF and am including it with this post so those who have nothing better to do (like me) can go through it in detail. I decided to document my testing and results in Word since I ended up with a lot of screenshots. This post is primarily in reply to the questions that Brendon raised. Well, I finally had some time to do some extensive testing on the problems I am having with Roxio NXT on my HP h8-1360t Desktop computer. Can Windows Explorer or other Windows programs see a data or blank disc when NXT is claiming the drive is empty?Īnything else you can give us which will help to narrow this down? What does ImgBurn say about the disc when those Roxio programs are claiming the drive is empty?

ImgBurn displays info about the disc in the drive. Will Burn Disc Image burn an ISO to disc, or does it think the drive is empty? You said ImgBurn will burn an ISO image okay. Do any of the other Roxio modules recognize partly-used data discs where they don't see blank ones? What happens when you try to use Burn Data Disc to add data to a disc which already has some data on it but is not closed? MyDVD won't see blank discs to do a burn, though it creates images okay. Copy Disc won't see source discs, for either a disc copy or copy to image.

Burn Data Disc will see only blank discs as destination.