CD burner problem

[masterk]

I have Dell Inspiron 8200 XP Home, 30GB HD, 256DDR RAM,P4 1.7, Samsung 24x CDR/DVD combo, Crystal WDM Audio Codec soud cared. The problem I am experiencing is that every time I copy cds and go to play the coped cds they sounds like they have static on some of the trackes and even if I copy the origanal to Media Player it sounds like they have satic but the origanal does not have static on it to begin with.

 

[RaPTuRe]

All CD-Writers loose accuracy the faster they write - which is fine for digital CD's because you can only have a "1" or a "0", but an Audio CD is anologue so the less accurate the CD-R, the scratchier the sound - generally, it is best to write audio CDs at no more than 10x or 12x for best quality.

Paul

Who's General Failure and why's he reading my disk?

 

[masterk]

RaPTuRe I tryed that it does not work it is still has static

 

[RaPTuRe]

I said generally - obviously your CD Burner (You haven't said what model it is) you need to write at a slower speed for better results.

Who's General Failure and why's he reading my disk?

 

[Yahiko81]

Actually it could be the cd he is copying from. Some of the newer cd's have "noise" filtered into them so when you try to copy a cd it sounds like static. Does the original cd play fine in your computer cd-rom drive? If it does then it may not have this protection device.

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[masterk]

no it not the cds because when my friened bures them it sounds ok. Do you think it could the burning softwater or the burner?

 

[RaPTuRe]

It could definitely be the software, try Blind Write Suite and see if that helps,

RaPTuRe

Who's General Failure and why's he reading my disk?