Re: Cd copying

most of these problems can be solved with a lower writing speed.
You could also try forcing K3b to use DAo writing mode when copying. It 
defaults to RAW since some burners (cheap ones mostly) create unusable audio 
disks in DAo mode.

On Thursday 26 July 2007 19:58:29 Stephanie Praedel wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> this is my first request to a mailing list, so don't take my english or
> some other faults too heavy. The last days I tried to copy some Cds' with
> the K3b user interface and simply clicked on "cd copy" and let everything
> like it was. For the first few Cds'there was no problem and the CDs were
> okay and really quick copied. K3b told no problems, and the burning mode
> was RAW up to 52x. But then, from one to the other, K3b started making
> problems. It read the original CD and told me to remove the original CD and
> to put the empty CD into the device (I have just one CD/RW device) and
> started burning. After a second it said "cdrecord replies a unknown error
> (Error 255). Abort" and did so with all left 40 CDs. So I tried another way
> and ripped all CDs with cdparanoia, then burned them with K3b by pressing
> the button " create new audio cd". It told me that is use the SAO mode by
> 52x. There was no problem with bruning them, but it took a long time. I
> tried to look at the man page and read the PAQ on the K3B homepage, but
> didn't find something that matches my problem. So, if you have a glimpse of
> an idea what's wrong with my K3b, please tell me and how I change it. I'm a
> very new linux user, so please tell me excatly what to do.
>
> Really big thanks,
>
> Steffi



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