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    Post I cant overburn!!!!!

    i used to be able to overburn cds, but i cant

    anymore after i installed clonecd and some

    other programs. and i unstalled them, but

    still cant overburn. im trying to burn a

    708mb movie file from my hard drive to a

    700mbblank cd but it ejects and says cant

    burn because the cd doesnt have enough

    space.

    please help .......

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    What burner are you using?

    What Software?

    I use Nero 5 to overburn on 700mb CD's and works fine.

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    1. Make sure your Burner supports Overburn :
    http://www.ahead.de/en/recorder.htm

    2. Update to the latest version

    3. consider a firmware upgrade:
    http://www.ahead.de/en/firmware.htm

    and Please give more info..

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    How do those thing "overburn" anyway? I've always wondered that. I mean if the thing says it has a 700mb capacity, then how the heck is it able to put more than it's capacity on the blank CD?

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    Originally posted by CrüeHeäd:
    How do those thing "overburn" anyway? I've always wondered that. I mean if the thing says it has a 700mb capacity, then how the heck is it able to put more than it's capacity on the blank CD?
    yeah, i wondered that. how do you get a pint and a quarter into a pint bottle?

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    Overburning works by using the lead-out area of the disk. See http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq03.html#S3-8-3 for details. Choice of burner and software plays a big part in it.

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    Originally posted by Jeff the Brit:
    Overburning works by using the lead-out area of the disk. See http://www.cdrfaq.org/faq03.html#S3-8-3 for details. Choice of burner and software plays a big part in it.
    Jeff's right. However, some older CD-ROM drives won't read the CD, so watch out for that problem. Just a random thought...

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