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Please help. I am using k3b to burn cd's. When I go to copy cd it takes about 20 minutes to copy it, and then when i go to play ...
  1. 02-01-2005 #1
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    Please help. I am using k3b to burn cd's. When I go to copy cd it takes about 20 minutes to copy it, and then when i go to play it, track time counter moves but there is not any sound coming out. Please help, I would like to know if there is a better program to use or away to make this one work.
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    Well k3b is working fantastick...
    what are your trying to burn
    whats your cd write speed
    whats your burner speed
    whats your computer specs.
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    I am trying to burn a music cd. My specs are

    CD Rom mitsumi 32x
    CD RW Plextor 24x
    SUSE 9.0 enterprise server
    256 meg ram
    AMD 2000 overclocked to 2200+
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    Are you able to play other audio CDs with your computer?
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    yupper. i have install kaffeine. and they great.
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    Have you checked your mixer settings to make sure your CD player isn't muted?
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    Do you have a dual boot system /w windows?
    Do you have a sound system home?
    Have you tryed mounting the device? to make sure its an audio cd... not a data one
    Do you simply have a Cd player lying around?
    Make an audio cd work in kaffeine, then eject and place this one... if it doesnt work tell us..

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    yeah. I have tried it in the computer, and in my car cd player. they both have a counter showing that it is playing but nothing is coming out of the speakers.
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    Is the original cd working ?
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    Have you tried ripping the cd to the hard drive and then burning that cd?

    Have you got the CD burner on the same IDE cable as the CD drive? and which is set to master/slave?

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