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Finalising A Dvd
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I have copied a DVD when I try to finalise it this comes up help please.......please insert an appendable data disc that is cd media or DVD write once
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You said "dvd r". Did you mean dvd+r or dvd-r (the exact type you are using might be relevant to the problem.
The person you are copying this for: did they request it to be in DVD-data form or conventional DVD (video) form? In other words, are they planning to play it on a computer or use their BlueRay/DVD player?
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let us know if it helped.
You said "dvd r". Did you mean dvd+r or dvd-r (the exact type you are using might be relevant to the problem.
The person you are copying this for: did they request it to be in DVD-data form or conventional DVD (video) form? In other words, are they planning to play it on a computer or use their BlueRay/DVD player?
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As the yahoo thread says, it could be old hardware, unable to read -R discs or it could be the software is from the era before that format came to market.
You could try Start/Control Panel/Device Manager (or Hardware and Sound) and see if you can find the manufacturer and model number of the DVD drive, without having to dismantle the computer. Then google the make, model and the word "specification", to see if anything useful shows up.
However, easiest/cheapest/quickest fixes should be tried first. Disks are so cheap that you should just try burning to a fresh blank disk. It could be surface dirt or a scratch in a crucial place was locking out whatever happens during finalisation.
As the yahoo thread says, it could be old hardware, unable to read -R discs or it could be the software is from the era before that format came to market.
You could try Start/Control Panel/Device Manager (or Hardware and Sound) and see if you can find the manufacturer and model number of the DVD drive, without having to dismantle the computer. Then google the make, model and the word "specification", to see if anything useful shows up.
However, easiest/cheapest/quickest fixes should be tried first. Disks are so cheap that you should just try burning to a fresh blank disk. It could be surface dirt or a scratch in a crucial place was locking out whatever happens during finalisation.
Are you doing a straight copy from disk to disk?
Or are you copying to an image file the burning the image?
I use Nero, CD Burner XP (does dvds as well) and Ashampoo programmes.
If you can create an image - preferably an ISO image, then try it with a different dvd burning programme and see if that works.
Or are you copying to an image file the burning the image?
I use Nero, CD Burner XP (does dvds as well) and Ashampoo programmes.
If you can create an image - preferably an ISO image, then try it with a different dvd burning programme and see if that works.