Loosing It

i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this " Invaid Disc "
w/that echo you had decribed. where's that sledge hammer...

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Sweetie wrote:
i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this " Invaid Disc "
w/that echo you had decribed. where's that sledge hammer... how'd that happen?
??

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> Sweetie wrote:
> i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this " Invaid
> Disc "
> w/that echo you had decribed. where's that sledge hammer... how'd that
> happen?
> ??
>
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> Currently Lost in The World of Computers
>
> ~ Sweetie ~
>
> Message posted via WindowsKB.com
> http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....music/201005/1
>

It means probably that the disk has already been used or that its a bad
disk. Try an fresh one.

Cheers,
Jerry

orange wrote:
>> i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this " Invaid
>> Disc "
>> w/that echo you had decribed. where's that sledge hammer... how'd that
>> happen?
>> ??
>
>It means probably that the disk has already been used or that its a bad
>disk. Try an fresh one.
>
>Cheers,
>Jerry
By Gorge, I think I've got it It has nothing to do w/my recordings, w/that
avoiding ??? echoe. The thing is I don't know how to adjust the volume, yet
I got fed up trying, I gave in & reinstalled the windows player, now I have
no sound... I've been driving myself crazy trying to figure this 1 out.
What'd I do this time. I think I'm 1/2 way to the ' Funny Farm '.

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Sweetie wrote:
>>> i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this " Invaid
>>> Disc "
>[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>>Cheers,
>>Jerry
>By Gorge, I think I've got it :-) It has nothing to do w/my recordings, w/that
>avoiding ??? echoe. The thing is I don't know how to adjust the volume, yet
>I got fed up trying, I gave in & reinstalled the windows player, now I have
>no sound... I've been driving myself crazy trying to figure this 1 out.
>What'd I do this time. I think I'm 1/2 way to the ' Funny Farm '. :-)
>
>
you know, the funny thing is, i have files set the burner ready to, yet no
sound this time it keeps ejecting and says: Please incert Blank CD. i do the
same thing happens. okay, now " I'm Lost in The World Of Computers ".

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"Sweetie via WindowsKB.com" <u59250@uwe> wrote in message
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> Sweetie wrote:
>>>> i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this " Invaid
>>>> Disc "
>>[quoted text clipped - 7 lines]
>>>Cheers,
>>>Jerry
>>By Gorge, I think I've got it :-) It has nothing to do w/my recordings,
>>w/that
>>avoiding ??? echoe. The thing is I don't know how to adjust the volume,
>>yet
>>I got fed up trying, I gave in & reinstalled the windows player, now I
>>have
>>no sound... I've been driving myself crazy trying to figure this 1 out.
>>What'd I do this time. I think I'm 1/2 way to the ' Funny Farm '. :-)
>>
>>
> you know, the funny thing is, i have files set the burner ready to, yet no
> sound this time it keeps ejecting and says: Please incert Blank CD. i do
> the
> same thing happens. okay, now " I'm Lost in The World Of Computers ".
>
> --
> Currently Lost in The World of Computers
>
> ~ Sweetie ~
>
> Message posted via WindowsKB.com
> http://www.windowskb.com/Uwe/Forums....music/201005/1
>

Sweetie, you've lost me.

OK, here we go.

1) You reckon its a volume problem ? How so ? An audio track that is too
loud (or is clipping, to use the technical term) will not cause echo, it
will cause distortion (which is a musicians nightmare).

2) Re-installing WMP on top of itself should not cause problems, however see
point n°7 .

3) Invalid Disk is a WMP problem and is generic. You can try changing the
make of media you want to burn to. This is why I never use WMP, its too
flakey. I use Nero, but its not cheap, and sometimes XPBurner which is free.
I have zero problems.

4) Did you try XPBurner as I suggested ? What were the results - the same
thing ?

5) In the meantime, do the following :

Right click once on My Computer > Manage > Device Manager > any yellow
exclamation marks showing up, especially against your Sound Device ? If
none, all is good. If there is one you have a sound card problem and you'll
need to re-install the xp drivers for it.

6) Also :

Fire up WMP then > Options > select the Device tab > highlight Speakers >
click on Properties > make sure your sound card is selected > Apply > OK >
you should have sound.

7) If still no sound, double click on the Loudspeaker Icon in the systray
(bottom right of your screen). Make sure all the sliders are up to max and
nothing is Muted (uncheck if checked).

Post back if its still not right.

Cheers,
Jerry

orange wrote:
>>>>> i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this " Invaid
>>>>> Disc "
>[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>> the
>> same thing happens. okay, now " I'm Lost in The World Of Computers ".
>
>Sweetie, you've lost me.
>
>OK, here we go.
>
>1) You reckon its a volume problem ? How so ? An audio track that is too
>loud (or is clipping, to use the technical term) will not cause echo, it
>will cause distortion (which is a musicians nightmare).
>
>2) Re-installing WMP on top of itself should not cause problems, however see
>point n°7 .
>
>3) Invalid Disk is a WMP problem and is generic. You can try changing the
>make of media you want to burn to. This is why I never use WMP, its too
>flakey. I use Nero, but its not cheap, and sometimes XPBurner which is free.
>I have zero problems.
>
>4) Did you try XPBurner as I suggested ? What were the results - the same
>thing ?
>
>5) In the meantime, do the following :
>
>Right click once on My Computer > Manage > Device Manager > any yellow
>exclamation marks showing up, especially against your Sound Device ? If
>none, all is good. If there is one you have a sound card problem and you'll
>need to re-install the xp drivers for it.
>
>6) Also :
>
>Fire up WMP then > Options > select the Device tab > highlight Speakers >
>click on Properties > make sure your sound card is selected > Apply > OK >
>you should have sound.
>
>7) If still no sound, double click on the Loudspeaker Icon in the systray
>(bottom right of your screen). Make sure all the sliders are up to max and
>nothing is Muted (uncheck if checked).
>
>Post back if its still not right.
>
>Cheers,
>Jerry

Hi Jerry!
I have a Burner XP, I've been fighting with it ( last couple days ) trying to
figure that thing out. I went to My Computer, the thing is when I got there,
there was no Manage to go to this Manage Device. Made sure I went to the
right place it wasn't there. I wished I could show what I'm talking about, I
duno how to do that even. I think I figured my proublem, get a Drill one
those Big Trucks Flaten this darn pc to bits Cause i gotta be missing
something ( besides my mind haha! ) somewhere.

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>
> orange wrote:
>>>>>> i started to record ( burn ) a cd when it ejected, i got this "
>>>>>> Invaid
>>>>>> Disc "
>>[quoted text clipped - 14 lines]
>>> the
>>> same thing happens. okay, now " I'm Lost in The World Of Computers
>>> ".
>>
>>Sweetie, you've lost me.
>>
>>OK, here we go.
>>
>>1) You reckon its a volume problem ? How so ? An audio track that is too
>>loud (or is clipping, to use the technical term) will not cause echo, it
>>will cause distortion (which is a musicians nightmare).
>>
>>2) Re-installing WMP on top of itself should not cause problems, however
>>see
>>point n°7 .
>>
>>3) Invalid Disk is a WMP problem and is generic. You can try changing the
>>make of media you want to burn to. This is why I never use WMP, its too
>>flakey. I use Nero, but its not cheap, and sometimes XPBurner which is
>>free.
>>I have zero problems.
>>
>>4) Did you try XPBurner as I suggested ? What were the results - the same
>>thing ?
>>
>>5) In the meantime, do the following :
>>
>>Right click once on My Computer > Manage > Device Manager > any yellow
>>exclamation marks showing up, especially against your Sound Device ? If
>>none, all is good. If there is one you have a sound card problem and
>>you'll
>>need to re-install the xp drivers for it.
>>
>>6) Also :
>>
>>Fire up WMP then > Options > select the Device tab > highlight Speakers >
>>click on Properties > make sure your sound card is selected > Apply > OK >
>>you should have sound.
>>
>>7) If still no sound, double click on the Loudspeaker Icon in the systray
>>(bottom right of your screen). Make sure all the sliders are up to max and
>>nothing is Muted (uncheck if checked).
>>
>>Post back if its still not right.
>>
>>Cheers,
>>Jerry
>
> Hi Jerry!
> I have a Burner XP, I've been fighting with it ( last couple days ) trying
> to
> figure that thing out. I went to My Computer, the thing is when I got
> there,
> there was no Manage to go to this Manage Device. Made sure I went to the
> right place it wasn't there. I wished I could show what I'm talking about,
> I
> duno how to do that even. I think I figured my proublem, get a Drill one
> those Big Trucks Flaten this darn pc to bits Cause i gotta be missing
> something ( besides my mind haha! ) somewhere.
>
> --
> Currently Lost in The World of Computers
>
> ~ Sweetie ~
>
> Message posted via http://www.windowskb.com
>

You need to right click on the My Computer icon on the desktop.

Cheers,
Jerry