Error Log

• Try the process again, with a blank CD media. Defective CD media can result in this type of message.

• The CD-writer may be set at too high a speed. As you record a CD, the Progress window has a green bar that shows the amount of memory buffer space available. If that bar recedes completely to the left and disappears, the CD-writer has written data to the disc faster than it could be replenished from the source. Recording at a lower speed usually solves this problem.
  
  You may need to use a lower recording speed if any of the following are different from your normal use of Dragon Burn:
  
  Different source device. If you choose a different data source device, the device may not be able to deliver data at the speed necessary to write to the CD. For example, an Iomega Zip drive transfers data at a much lower speed than a hard disk drive.
  
  Different media. Different brands of blank CD media have different speed capabilities. Make sure the packaging indicates that the media is rated for the recording speed that you have set in the Options pane. Also, be aware that CD-RW (re-writable media) requires a much lower speed than CD-R

• If you’re making a CD copy from your CD-ROM drive, try making a Disk Image File. The Disk Image File will be on your hard disk drive, which is many times faster than any CD-ROM drive.

• If you’re making a copy of a CD, the source CD may be copy protected. In this case, Dragon Burn cannot make a copy of the source CD.