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i'm using nero 6.3.0.2 i set it to overburn. this is what i did. file-preferences-expert features enable overburn disc-at-once maximum cd length 82min 57sec 74frm enabled clear archive bites of written files durning iso refresh write cd then i get the overburn screen coming up saying total capacity for burning 80:01:03 703mb total capacity on disc 79:57:74 703mb do you want to overburn. i said yes. but it fails to write. what can be the problem the cd's i'm using are 700mb/80min also tried other cds




BNowak

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06.02.23 - 15:14:10
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what does this have to do with VCD/SVCD ? :confused:


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mndcrm1

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06.02.23 - 15:23:28
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well i should have said that the movie is an svcd which is just over the linit of the cd




Strapp

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06.02.23 - 15:28:24
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Try as an alternative , works quite well for me when overburning is needed.




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06.02.23 - 15:36:37
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my MaximumCD length is set to 82min, other than that, it's the same as your; but make sure you burner supports overburning. Yellow marker 79.59.59 Red marker 82.00.00 can this be your solution?




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06.02.23 - 15:46:16
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chuckman45, I guess what you did is correct. So I suspect like Dani82 has said, check to see if your CD-Writer support overburn or not. To do that: 1. In action bar, select Recorder -> Choose Recorder 2. A Popup window pop up, and at the lower left corner will tell your chosen CD-burner will support overburn or not. If it does support Overburn, then also make sure you turn-off the multisession. It is the same window with the "Burn-at-Once", but in the 'Multisession' tab. Just select 'No multisession'. This is essential if you want to overburn a data cd. Cheers,


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06.02.23 - 15:57:44
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