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consumed in accessing them may cause the recorder’s

buffers to “run out” of information temporarily. Dur-

ing the actual write process, this would make the disc

being written to useless. Use Norton TM Speed Disk

or another drive utility to test the hard drive for frag-

mentation. If fragmentation is greater than moderate,

you will need to reinitialize to optimize the hard drive.

Hard Drive Too Slow

If you have an older hard drive, it may be too slow in

transferring data to the recorder. Try using a slower re-

corder speed (1X or 2X). If you are still not successful,

you need a faster hard drive.

Recorder Won’t Play CD-ROM

Most recorders can be used to play back CD-ROMs,

some older recorders cannot.

Check your manufacturer’s documentation and make

sure the CD-ROM Extension is loaded. Ensure also

that the device is connected and turned on before you

start up your Macintosh, otherwise the CD-ROM Ex-

tension will be unable to see the device to load a device

driver.

CD Recorder Not Accessible

SCSI - Like other SCSI devices, CD recorders must

have a correctly set SCSI ID, a properly terminated

SCSI connection, currently supported by Discribe and

must be started before the Macintosh in order to show

up on the SCSI bus. Refer to the recorder manufacturer

and Apple documentation for information. Refer to the

user manual

List of Supported CD Recorders or the Discribe read

me for the latest up to date information regarding sup-

port for your recorder.

Glossary

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