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Changing burn speed on Nero

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I only get 2 options 16x and 24x but i need less than 8x to burn a cue file

Ive tried looking in properties advanced etc but cannot find anythin HELP!!!!please
 
I guess your burning to dvd ? Have you got it set on cd instead of dvd ?
 
No its getting burnt to CD as per the instructions i have

Set to CD files selected at the final page ready to burn and 16x the slowest
 
what you burning to cd....music, games or film (bins + cue's) i always burn it at max speed and have had no problems.
 
These are the instructions that came with the film and to be honest i have tried many ways before and never got any to work I thought this would be nice and easy :-(
 
like i said above ^^ , all the films i've had that are bin's and cue's i use vcdgear to convert them to mpeg's then you can stick them onto cd. If you need help gimme a shout or add me if you got msn.
 
Managed to get it to work with the instructions i started with after putting in a bigger disc however it doesnt work on my dvd but does on the portable dvd and my daughters sighs...
 
It might just be down the brand of disc why it won't work on your dvd player .

When i want to burn a cue file i start nero . When the wizard opens i click on " cancel " .The along the top i click on " recorder " then " burn image " . Then choose the folder where the cue file is . Click on it then i click on burn and what ever speed i choose .

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The Big Yin said:
Managed to get it to work with the instructions i started with after putting in a bigger disc however it doesnt work on my dvd but does on the portable dvd and my daughters sighs...

Maybe your player doesnt play (S)Vcd
 
You can download it for free , cough , cough ;)

Nero 6 is the one you want not version 7 , there are some issues with it apparently , don't know what issues , but 6 works just fine for me :)
 
Have you got a good high speed connection ? If so pm me your e mail address , but no hotmail , yahoo etc . Its 20mb if you want it :)
 
^^^ You sure ? I haven't got it , lol .

Got it now :)
 
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MRBILLYUK said:
You can download it for free , cough , cough ;)

Nero 6 is the one you want not version 7 , there are some issues with it apparently , don't know what issues , but 6 works just fine for me :)

well said i had nero 6 but now ive got 7, lets just say its s**t i prefer 6 by far
 
if you managed to get our hands on 7 in a non legal way it'll only work a few times before it will just start crashing.
 
I would recommend the "portable" version of nero 7. Not an official product but you might be able to find it ;) It's just the main burning app in a 12mb exe. You just run the exe without having to install 900mb of shite onto your computer.

Video CDs have less error correcting information than a normal CD. If you are having trouble burning them at a normal speed perhaps the media you are using is no good?
 
Well finally got the DVD linked up and played it but it was crap the pic kept breaking up and i know its not the film as i watched it on my laptop and no problems. Im just not gonna get the hang of this

Thanks to the guys for advice - MrB those screenshots look different to mine Ive got Nero 6 Ultra i believe its called but its an OEM version
 
^^^^ What speed did you burn it at ? And what brand of discs did you use ? Its you burn it too fast on cheap n nasty discs you can get a blocky pic .

I always use discs with the ritek G05 dye for dvd . I hardly ever burn vcd's as they tend to be a poor quality pic and it shows up more on your tv .
 
They are ritek g05 discs (cheap tho @ discexpress) but i had to burn at 8x speed as that was the lowest i could get it to burn at

I am not the brightest when it comes to this kinda thing but i like to give it a go as the film was a kvcd and came with the instructions it looked really easy
 
Just copy another film and see how the quality compares . I'd say it was a poor quality film rather than the copying method .
 
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