help! burning audio cd's on the fly results in cd's with skips

Aubie

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I need help burning audio cd's. I've already made quite a few coasters and don't know what the problem is. I'm using nero with a veloCD 12x and a toshiba 48x running Win2000 on a duron 700 with 256MB ram. The setup: HD as primary master, cd-rom as primary slave, and cd-rw as secondary master. DMA is enabled on both drives. I've tried burning at 12x and at 4x and it says the burn was completed successfully, but whenever i play the copy there are skips in some of the tracks. The cd's I have tried making copies of are brand new and don't have any scratches. Can anyone help please.
 

BurntKooshie

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I can only assume that they are IDE drives....do you run any background applications at the same time? Do you do anything while burning?
 

Aubie

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yes they are ide drives and no I wasn't running any other applications. I just set it up to burn and left the computer alone.
 

todays

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I have a similar setup. A Ricoh MP7060A burner IDE and an Asus 40x IDE CD ROM. I am running Nero 5.0 latest edition. I am also running a T-Bird 900Mhz machine with 128mb of ram though. I can do MP3 to CDA on the fly or CD to CD without any problem. They state in the manual that you need a machine capable of uncompressing and such to burn at high speeds. It seems that that is not your problem though.
 

The Sauce

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Well it sounds like a DAE problem. Try reading the disk at a slower speed to an image file and then writing it and see if that helps.
 

Mytv

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Well did the person that ripped the mp3s use a good encoder. Codecs play the major roll if your music will sound clear or like crap. Always use Fraunhofer or Lame.

And 128 bitrate is poor quality in my opinion, I deal with the music industry and can hear the differences. Get files with 192 bitrate or better before you burn your CDs or your throwing your money away.
 

Grminalac

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Hello,
That velocd has burn proof. You should not get skips. Make sure it is turned on. You can toggle it on/off in nero. Without it the buffer will run out and you will get a coaster.