When I try to record an audio CD with either CDRWin 4.0A or 3.8g , it doesnt record the tracks , it writes to the CDR but when i try to listen to it its blank , I have tried it several times and it always turns out the same. I paid closer attention when it was recording and it doesnt seem to read from the HD while it writes to the CDR.
Please any help would be appreciated. I am using the aspi drivers that come with CDRWin , I have Win XP Home edition , 384Mb or RAM and AMD Ahtlon 1.3 ghz. The files that I am trying to record are in Mp3 format , and im trying to fit 73 mins of audio on an 80 minute CDR. Any help would be appreciated.

The first thing i would do is remove the ASPI drivers that CDR-Win installed , the reason for this is mine burns coasters and plays up with their drivers.
I downloaded the updated ASPI drivers from the net and they work fine so there is no need to use theirs.
Once you install the non CDR-Win ASPI drivers it will probably run fine.
Best thing to do would be to unistall CDR-Win then install the proper ASPI drivers then install CDR-Win again WITHOUT their ASPI stuff.
Good luck

Hellster.........

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The first thing i would do is remove the ASPI drivers that CDR-Win installed , the reason for this is mine burns coasters and plays up with their drivers.
I downloaded the updated ASPI drivers from the net and they work fine so there is no need to use theirs.
Once you install the non CDR-Win ASPI drivers it will probably run fine.
Best thing to do would be to unistall CDR-Win then install the proper ASPI drivers then install CDR-Win again WITHOUT their ASPI stuff.
Good luck

Hellster.........

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The first thing i would do is remove the ASPI drivers that CDR-Win installed , the reason for this is mine burns coasters and plays up with their drivers.
I downloaded the updated ASPI drivers from the net and they work fine so there is no need to use theirs.
Once you install the non CDR-Win ASPI drivers it will probably run fine.
Best thing to do would be to unistall CDR-Win then install the proper ASPI drivers then install CDR-Win again WITHOUT their ASPI stuff.
Good luck

Hellster.........

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Do a search for "MP3 CD Converter"
It takes a MP3 File and Converts it to a 'CDA' file which will allow your CD Player recocgnize the track.
Works for me

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