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**dbknox** · 06-12-2008

Quote: Originally Posted by davidoc

cd-r are a one time only.once burned to nothing else can be added...in
order to keep on adding to your cd you will need to use cd-rw discs.

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davidoc
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smit_tay is trying to do multisession which does allow Data such as pictures or MP3s to be added to a DVD-r or CD-r. There seems to be a problem with some Vista os not being able to see data made using xp os and vise versa. Luckly , for me, I don't have this problem but so many people do. I have burned multisission DVDs on my Vista machine and tried to see them on my duaghter's XP and the only thing that showed up was the first session. I then found that a program called "burn-aware" version 1.3.1.0 was being given away and I tried downloading it and installing it. I burned several sessions with it and windows Vista saw all the sessions and allowed me to add to it and when I made another session using "Burnaware" it could see all the sessions made with Vista. I then took it over to my daughter's computer and XP could see all the sessions. I was going to recommend that everyone having problems with burning on Vista should download "Burnaware" and try it out. I find it is no longer being offered for free. Now I find majorgeeks still offers it. |MG| BurnAware Free Edition 1.3

Give it a try and let us know how it works for you.

06-12-2008	#4 (permalink)
dbknox 32bit vista home premuim-SP2 186 posts	Re: Burning Pictures Onto CD Quote: Originally Posted by davidoc cd-r are a one time only.once burned to nothing else can be added...in order to keep on adding to your cd you will need to use cd-rw discs. -- davidoc Posted via Microsoft Windows Vista Community Forums - Vistaheads smit_tay is trying to do multisession which does allow Data such as pictures or MP3s to be added to a DVD-r or CD-r. There seems to be a problem with some Vista os not being able to see data made using xp os and vise versa. Luckly , for me, I don't have this problem but so many people do. I have burned multisission DVDs on my Vista machine and tried to see them on my duaghter's XP and the only thing that showed up was the first session. I then found that a program called "burn-aware" version 1.3.1.0 was being given away and I tried downloading it and installing it. I burned several sessions with it and windows Vista saw all the sessions and allowed me to add to it and when I made another session using "Burnaware" it could see all the sessions made with Vista. I then took it over to my daughter's computer and XP could see all the sessions. I was going to recommend that everyone having problems with burning on Vista should download "Burnaware" and try it out. I find it is no longer being offered for free. Now I find majorgeeks still offers it. \|MG\| BurnAware Free Edition 1.3 Give it a try and let us know how it works for you.
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