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19th March 2003, 06:02 PM
I'm back from the seeming dead using AC again...just moved, that's taken most of my time.
I found a problem with 2.0b4 when I just burned a single CD. It was created fine, no errors. However, after it was done I could not eject the disk, either with the button on the drive or right-clicking the drive and selecting eject. I assume the drive was still locked. I closed AC, as well as all other software. I waited (hours, actually, doing other work). I ended up having to restart the machine to get the CD out (I didn't resort to the paper clip). I have not tried replicating this, but I did search the; message board archives quickly and didn't see anything about this.
I am running Windows XP Home SP1 with all updates on a Compaq Presario 1500 notebook computer. It has an 8x "Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-R2102" CD-RW/DVD drive. The media was a Verbatim CD-R (the good stuff). This version was upgraded over 2.0something (I think beta 1). I had all index features turned off (this was not an image CD, it was a data directory, I used AC since it does a full verify. It is sunny out with scattered clouds ;-) .
--Andy
I found a problem with 2.0b4 when I just burned a single CD. It was created fine, no errors. However, after it was done I could not eject the disk, either with the button on the drive or right-clicking the drive and selecting eject. I assume the drive was still locked. I closed AC, as well as all other software. I waited (hours, actually, doing other work). I ended up having to restart the machine to get the CD out (I didn't resort to the paper clip). I have not tried replicating this, but I did search the; message board archives quickly and didn't see anything about this.
I am running Windows XP Home SP1 with all updates on a Compaq Presario 1500 notebook computer. It has an 8x "Toshiba DVD-ROM SD-R2102" CD-RW/DVD drive. The media was a Verbatim CD-R (the good stuff). This version was upgraded over 2.0something (I think beta 1). I had all index features turned off (this was not an image CD, it was a data directory, I used AC since it does a full verify. It is sunny out with scattered clouds ;-) .
--Andy