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I installed k3b and wanted to burn some mp3s to a cd. I put them in a new project and hit Burn. It ripped all the tracks to .wav format but it just doesn't burn them. Nothing happens it just stays at 50% complete. Just to test what was going on I used the 'Erase CD-R' option to see if k3b was even recognizing my cd burner. It spun and everything went as planned.
This doesn't work with data either. I don't know if I have to mess around with any options or what. ho-hum
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Don't mind me I'm an idiot. I'm ashamed to say what the problem is but just in case anybody else has a problem like this make sure the cd in the drive wasn't already written to.
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Last edited by Crashed_Again; 12-04-2003 at 12:40 AM.
Don't mind me I'm an idiot. I'm ashamed to say what the problem is but just in case anybody else has a problem like this make sure the cd in the drive wasn't already written to.
These things happen
(a couple of months ago I was trying to configure the network for one hour, whitout results... until I realized the ethernet card and the cable modem were disconnected! )
Regards
Hey man..Try that out again.Me too faced the same problem some time back when I first installed K3B.but letme tell you this ..K3b is one of the best burning software available out there..so..try out your luck once again..all these things happen to all of us.any other problems..the post ishere to help you out ..
I burned a bad Gentoo cd 6X before I figured out what was up. It would claim it was done after like 2 secs. Turned out, I was trying to burn an ISO that I had cancelled the download after like 10 secs, rather than the full image that was located in another directory
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