Tips for burning a cd

The first time I came into contact with CDs was in year 56. When I got to junior high school, I often went to a software store to buy pirated games. I used my own notebook to burn a CD for the first time. Since then, I was very surprised. Why is it so strange that sometimes I have been very smooth, but sometimes I have a bad one. I am not superstitious. I always think that it is normal to break the optical drive during rotation, and the probability of errors on the optical drive is also very high in theory, so I will not go into details, but I always have a flaw in my heart, it is clear to me that there must be other reasons (if an error occurs, at least the file is visible, but what I burn cannot be read.

Just once by accident, it hit me. After I just finished a dvd, I habitually put it back to see if it could be read. It could not be read again, because it was a little helpless. But I was surprised if it couldn't even read the CD. I watched the burning program still open (I used imgburn ). Imgburn is an open-source free recording software. The interface is very simple. There are only two parts: The operation panel and the Information bar. It is very professional in writing all the status information. After seeing that it has exclusive optical drive information, I will try to turn it off and then put it into the CD, everything is clear.

I have been stuck in abstract theory for the sharing of peripherals. For the first time, I really felt the existence of peripherals. I hope this note can bring good news to people who are equally confused.