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ROM cleaning set. This can damage the drive. . Recordable CDs/DVDs (blanks) are more sensitive than commercially availabl. CD or DVDs. Use only a solvent-free, non-abrasive marker when writing o. a CD. . Do not stick any conventional labels on the DVD- or CD-Recordables , sinc. the adhesive can attack the medium. Special labels for CD-/DVD-R media ar. available in retail computer stores. Never remove a label from a CD-/DVD-. media otherwise you will damage the protective layer and make the Dis. unusable. . The drive recognizes the medium as soon as it is placed into the drive. CD-. media are compatible with the vast majority of CD-ROM drives and CD audi. players and work in most DVD-ROM drives. DVDs created on this DV. Recorder can be viewed on nearly all DVD players and DVD-ROM drives. Recommendation. For optimal results, use Freecom blank CD's, availabl. via your local reseller or at Installing the CD Recording SoftwareInstalling the CD Recording Software 3.. Preparing to write a Dis. Before creating a Disk. 1. By clicking "Start" - "Programs" - "Accessories" - "System Tools" -"ScanDisk. check your hard disk with the ScanDisk program. 2. By clicking "Start" - "Programs" - "Accessories" - "System Tools" - "Dis. Defragmenter" defragment your hard disk. other preparations. . Deactivating automatic recognition of Disks (in the Device Manager unde. Windows 98/ME/2000/XP. . Deactivating the screen save. . Log out of the network before starting the writing procedure (if applicable. . Deactivate your mode. . No sleep mode settin. . no multitaskin. . Closing all open windows and other running program. . Close any virus and disc management softwar. 3.. Procedure for writing Disk. There are two procedures for creating and writing your Disks. GB3 Mastering . . Packet Writin. 3.4.. The Mastering procedur. is a process for creating data CDs and Audio CDs. Data is compiled onto a "Maste. CD" in one (single session) or several (multisession) writing procedures. Durin. these procedures, the data is made compatible according to various industr. norms, allowing for example audio CDs to be read by any CD player. The standard. for new technology (for CD, video etc.) are prepared for data storage in specia. readable formats. Special programs such as "Easy Creator", "WinOnCD". "CEQuadrat ToGo!", "Nero Burning ROM" are necessary to convert data int. these specified formats. These types of programs are necessary for writing dat. CDs in ISO 9660 and Joliet formats as well as for writing audio CDs, Mixed Mod. CDs and Photo CDs. Note. Data CDs in Joliet format are only readable under Windows 95, 98. ME, NT 4.0, 2000 and Windows XP. FREECOM FX-50FREECOM FX-50 GB3 3.4.. The Packet Writing procedur. can be used to create CD without starting a special mastering program. Th. Packet Writing procedure allows to use blank CD in combination with th. Universal Disc Format (UDF) as an additional hard disk or floppy disk. Standar. software for packet writing e.g. "Direct CD" (Roxio), "InCD" (Nero Burnin. ROM). Afterwards the writing procedure can be started. Files can be written directly from any Windows application (e.g. Microsoft Word. to the CD using the same procedure as writing to the hard disk. Files can also b. copied to CD using the Windows Explorer. Note: We recommend using the software which has been provided wit. your drive. If you wish to use other software, please find out from th. supplier whether his products support the Freecom Recorder. Afterwards, you can start the writing procedure by simply dragging the file t. be written in the Explorer/File Manager (Drag&Drop Principle), assuming ther. is a UDF-formatted blank disk in your drive. A medium can only be written once with the CD-R drive and previously writte. files can be deleted but not overwritten. The great advantage of the drive i. conjunction with a CD-RW medium is that it allows you to rewrite the medium. Note: Please note that the mastering procedure and the packet writin. procedure can only be used seperately, therefore a mixing of thes. procedures on one CD-RW is not possible. 3.. Peculiarities when writing audio CD. Please note that some older CD player models principally cannot read self-writte. The drive must be set to .Single Session. and .Fixing., if possible, also .Track-at. Once.. If you do not have enough hard disk space, you can try to write single tracks on. at a time. Note. Audio files must have the proper format (stereo, 16 bit and 44.. Hz sampling frequency) and must be supported by the writing software. for example, *.wav. Some programs offer conversion functions. Soundcards and the software that come with them can also be used. TroubleshootingTroubleshooting CHAPTER 4. Troubleshootin. General problems (depending on the type of connection. If you still have problems getting your Freecom drive to function properl. despite having installed it correctly, then please check whethe. . the cable is properly connected to your Freecom driv. . the...