I can't burn cd's Disk-at-once with nero... any suggestions?

[backbacon]

I recently installed nero 7 ultra edition.

Before, using an earlier version of nero, when burning a disc I would chnage the properties on all but the first track. I would just change the pre gap to 0 and hit apply and close the window.

When I got to burn, the window comes up where I select the speed and select disc-at-once (it is already displayed, actually.). As soon as I hit burn I notice all the 0:00 pregaps switch back to 2 seconds.

Ideas? Thanks.

[Esau.]

If this is the same version I have Keri I use the express option for burning audio CDs, and there is an option (a small box to check) to remove gaps there.

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[Esau.]

A buddy who uses the burning rom (not the express) told me this via IM.

There are three different places where you set the pause between tracks, I only end up using the third.

1) When you start the session

2) Compilation properties

3) Properties menu

[Kanada Kev]

Should have stuck with Version 6?

I've found that "upgrading" to new versions of software/OS/etc can prove to be more frustrating than advantageous sometimes.

I had read that Nero 7 had some "issues" and that it was advised to stick with 6 if you don't really need any of the new features.

[paisley]

I had read that Nero 7 had some "issues" and that it was advised to stick with 6 if you don't really need any of the new features.

soon as you posted this I Googled it, seems you're not the only one having the disc-at-once problem... read a couple of people's forum pleas for help but no one had posted the solution yet

[Esau.]

Well, I imagine Keri has the same copy as me, since I mailed it to him. Unless he procured a different copy.

The solutions I posted both worked for me. I just used the burning rom to burn a CD. I usually just use the express option which has always removed the gaps.

[paisley]

Well, I imagine Keri has the same copy as me, since I mailed it to him.

The solutions I posted both worked for me. I just used the burning rom to burn a CD. I usually just use the express option which has always removed the gaps.

could very well be Alabama, I really just took a glance online

was mostly agreein with KanadaKev that I'm a little hesitant when it comes to upgrading to new software these days... besides unironed out bugs, sometimes I just find I'm more comfortable with the older versions of some programs

as usual probably offering too much philosophy and too little practical help

[backbacon]

Thanks all..

Yes, Alabama Man, it's the version from you. I will burn express now. The other way I did change that in three different places to no gaps/ disc-at-once.

heading home to try it now!

k

[Esau.]

could very well be Alabama, I really just took a glance online

was mostly agreein with KanadaKev that I'm a little hesitant when it comes to upgrading to new software these days... besides unironed out bugs, sometimes I just find I'm more comfortable with the older versions of some programs

as usual probably offering too much philosophy and too little practical help

I hear what your saying about new software.

Clean install - only way to go.

When I bought my new computer it came with nero 6, but with no DVD burning options, even though it has a DVD burner. So, I upgraded to ultra 7 and had tons of issues. Once I clean installed (totally removed all nero programs) all worked fine and I haven't had any burning problems.

I have read about the disc at once issues using the burning rom, but I always use the express so I haven't come across the problem myself.

[paisley]

yeah, its worth figuring out a little bit your registry and (if you don't have a continuing license you're using) removing anything out of there relating to the previous installation before installing the new

also a good working policy if you have a failed install then try to re-install

with nero I use the Express too... simpler, quicker