HP RecordNow gives the following error message and ejects disc. What's going on?
Response: -10 - Command:2A Sense:06 ASC:28 ASCQ:00
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Ide-cd R/RW 8x4x32 (E:) ATAPI (D2,7)
PX.DLL - 1.1.0.271
PXMAS.DLL - 1.5.0.92
PXWAVE.DLL - 1.2.0.74
OLEAUT32.DLL - 3.50.5016.0 |
Request for Question Clarification by
endo-ga
on
14 Dec 2003 19:16 PST
Hi,
Does it do this with every single disc?
Maybe this is only with one particular brand of CD-R media?
Thanks.
endo
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Clarification of Question by
vince6567-ga
on
15 Dec 2003 05:39 PST
The problem is not "media brand" sensitive. It happens on both
Verbatim and Maxwell brand 80 min / 700 mb read only discs. If I
didn't mention it, the problem occurs when I try to duplicate an
entire audio disc. I have used MUSICMATCH Jukebox for individual
tracks, and/or input from a Sony MP3 minidisc recorder.
I believe I have found a "treatment" albiet not a "diagnosis" of what
/ why is happening. I offer this info so that it will become available
to the general public.
HP RecordNow performs a "write disc speed" check prior to the
recording phase. I presume it then opts for the fastest "write disc
speed". It is a mistake to assume that the "write disc speed" check is
correct. If I take a disc that fails to copy at the write disc speed
"selected" by HP RecordNow and instead manually select a lower speed
-- to be sure I selected 2X -- the disc copies completely and
correctly. It's nice to have a "treatment", but disconcerting that a
problem suddenly arises, since it may be masking a more fundamental
problem/question.
So it appears that there is something faulty in defaulting to the
speed selected by the software. In the past this was not a problem. I
dont' know how/why it appeared all of a sudden.
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Request for Question Clarification by
endo-ga
on
15 Dec 2003 08:09 PST
Hi,
After considering your clarification, I don't believe the problem is
with your recorder. I think it's due to your CD reading drive. It is
not fast enough to perform digital audio extraction reliably at 4 or
8x. This is a specific function and is much slower than normal CD
reading.
Are both your drives on the same IDE cable?
Thanks.
endo
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Clarification of Question by
vince6567-ga
on
15 Dec 2003 14:38 PST
My computer is a HP pavilion XT983 running Windows Xp. Both CD player
and CD WRITER are hard wired into the computer. There is no "external"
cable IDE or otherwise.
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Request for Question Clarification by
endo-ga
on
15 Dec 2003 15:09 PST
Hi,
I will stick with the assumption that the CD reader cannot extract
audio fast enough to keep up with your CD-ROM writer. To test this
theory, you can first copy the CD to your hard drive, then write the
CD using the image copied to the hard drive. You should be able to
write to the CD at the faster speed.
Thanks.
endo
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Clarification of Question by
vince6567-ga
on
15 Dec 2003 17:44 PST
I will give your diagnostic: download ---> save ---> burn instead of direct
read ---> burn a "side-by-side" test. Due to prior commitments this
will take a couple of days, but rest assured I haven't forgotten. I
also have other recording software, musicmatch JUKEBOX, and MAGIX
audio cleaning lab. My sense has been that HP RecordNow is "simple"
but "slow"; however, I have not used a stop watch. This will be an
interesting 'experiment'. Could be that RecordNow is even slower than
I thought. Will respond in a couple of days.
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Request for Question Clarification by
endo-ga
on
06 Jan 2004 09:21 PST
Hi,
Have you had any luck with writing the CD from a HDD image rather than on-the-fly?
Thanks.
endo
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Clarification of Question by
vince6567-ga
on
08 Jan 2004 16:38 PST
No need for further work. Probable cause found. HP RecordNow software
read/write speed default does not always work with a non-commercial
CD. By manually over-riding the read/write speed and copying at a slow
speed (2X) the CD records fine. Possibly it could work at a faster
speed, but I didn't bother to confirm. Basically, it appears that the
burner was looking for bytes faster than they could be supplied by the
original disc.
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