EAC v1.1 burn failure under Windows 10

"John Becker [email protected] [EAC]" <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.audio.eac.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
I have been using previous versions of EAC on older computers for years. 
Now I have built a new system running Windows 10 Pro 64-bit, and I have 
installed EAC v1.1.

After configuring the drive options, I successfully ripped some CD 
tracks and generated a cue sheet from within EAC. When I tried to burn 
the CD, the progress bar indicated it was burning the lead-in, but there 
was no drive activity. After about 5 minutes, the progress bar reached 
the end. Nothing more was happening. I hit cancel, but the program 
seemed to be locked up.

Finally, I used Windows Task Manager to kill the EAC process. At this 
point, drive activity started, and continued for several minutes. When 
it completed, I had a CD-R with a track listing, and it would "play" but 
there was no sound.

I put a new CD-R in the drive and used ImgBurn to burn from the Cue 
Sheet created by EAC. This process was successful, resulting in a fully 
functional CD.

Any ideas why EAC didn't do the burn? Thanks!

John


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