Hiya all...

I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to write to an 800 MB CD-R
without resorting to overburning.

I have a music compilation which I want to send to a venue to try and
get gigs. It is 81 mins in length and when I use 700 MB CDs with
overburn the last track sounds awful. I bought some 800s to solve this
but the same happens as Nero still sees the CDs as 700s.

I tried altering the length in preferences but it still asks about
overburning as it STILL sees the discs as 700MB capacity!

I’m stuck now - don’t know what else to try!

Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance!

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"thunderbolt" wrote:
> Hiya all...
>
> I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to write to an 800
> MB CD-R without resorting to overburning.
>
> I have a music compilation which I want to send to a venue to
> try and get gigs. It is 81 mins in length and when I use 700
> MB CDs with overburn the last track sounds awful. I bought
> some 800s to solve this but the same happens as Nero still
> sees the CDs as 700s.
>
> I tried altering the length in preferences but it still asks
> about overburning as it STILL sees the discs as 700MB
> capacity!
>
> I'm stuck now - don't know what else to try!
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance!

Does your CD-RW drive support 800MB CDs? Have you tried removing the 1
second waiting time between each track?

Why not EDIT your music and reduce the size that way. I use
GOLDWAVE which is an excellent editing program.

Doug
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> Hiya all...
>
> I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to write to an 800
> MB CD-R
> without resorting to overburning.
>
> I have a music compilation which I want to send to a venue to
> try and
> get gigs. It is 81 mins in length and when I use 700 MB CDs
> with
> overburn the last track sounds awful. I bought some 800s to
> solve this
> but the same happens as Nero still sees the CDs as 700s.
>
> I tried altering the length in preferences but it still asks
> about
> overburning as it STILL sees the discs as 700MB capacity!
>
> I’m stuck now - don’t know what else to try!
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated, Thanks in advance!
>
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