Overburn with cd-r win ? invalid cue ?

[waldok]

Hi,

I just bought a few 90min Cds so I could fit one 76min movie on one single SVCD. File encoded OK, cue/bin generated OK with TSCV, but when I tried to buen the CD, CUe file was seen as invalid, since it obviously contains chapters beyond 80 minutes.

Is there a way to burn this cue/bin with cd-r win ? Can I use some other software for this kind of "invalid" cue file ?

THanks for your help here because I tried Fireburner and it didn't work either.

Waldok.

[Sefy]

Hi There, there are several reasons why the Cue/Bin will seem as invalid, some are:
1) Spaces in the Folder and Filename
2) Movie Chapters is beyond the 80min

Programs that support Cue/Bin:
1) CDRWin
2) CDRDao
3) FireBurner
4) BlindWrite

[waldok]

THanks Sefy,

In the meantime, I saw another post with some replies from you and the chapters above 80 min seem to be the reason for me. SO I tried with BlindWrite, but it just wouldn't burn the part above 80 minutes...Still, my RICOH MP7120a supports 90min CDs, but Blindwrit didn't want to hear about anything above 80 min.

ANyway, I ended with an unfinished movie on my CD-R, but I also discovered that my TOkai 715S player would play these Intenso CD-Rs with a lot of blocks.

So I think I'll stay away from 90Min Cds for now. After all, 2 80 min for one movie is still a good "Quality vs insert-second-disk-pain-in-the-ass" ratio...

THanks for your help

Waldok

[Sefy]

I don't know why you had that much problem with 90min, I've used CDRDao and it worked great, even the DVD Player accepts them, you should try that instead of all the big fancy programs