Samsung CD Burner in my 8400

[RonJ]

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I have been using Verbatim 16X CD-R Data Life Plus for making audio
disks and been happy with the results.

I upgraded to a DELL 8400 which has a Samsung CD-R/RW 48X CD burner
model SW-252S. I have tried burning several disks with poor results.
The audio is very sporadic on the burnt CD, cutting in and out, it is
unuseable. I have tried burning at a lower speed using Roxio 7 with
no improvement.

Should I be using a different blank CD?

Thanks ... Ron

 

[Guest]

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try some 48x cds

"RonJ" <ronj@renc.igs.net> wrote in message
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>
> I have been using Verbatim 16X CD-R Data Life Plus for making audio
> disks and been happy with the results.
>
> I upgraded to a DELL 8400 which has a Samsung CD-R/RW 48X CD burner
> model SW-252S. I have tried burning several disks with poor results.
> The audio is very sporadic on the burnt CD, cutting in and out, it is
> unuseable. I have tried burning at a lower speed using Roxio 7 with
> no improvement.
>
> Should I be using a different blank CD?
>
> Thanks ... Ron
>

 

[Tellme]

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Be happy you didn't get the Phillips cd-rw dvd double layer 16x it
will not burn 1/2 the time, locks up and is definitly a BIG problem.

In my last computer I changed the cdwriter finally to a Yamaha, hardly
ever got a coaster no matter what cds I used. I had a Sony DVD writer
4x in it as well. Both were good writers.

For whatever reason Dell seems to pick problem writers. I don't think
they read their own boards as the complaints on it are many on the
writer and the fans.



>
>I have been using Verbatim 16X CD-R Data Life Plus for making audio
>disks and been happy with the results.
>
>I upgraded to a DELL 8400 which has a Samsung CD-R/RW 48X CD burner
>model SW-252S. I have tried burning several disks with poor results.
>The audio is very sporadic on the burnt CD, cutting in and out, it is
>unuseable. I have tried burning at a lower speed using Roxio 7 with
>no improvement.
>
>Should I be using a different blank CD?
>
>Thanks ... Ron