mnogohebes

help please,
when I try to burn on my laptop ( using XP sp2, Software Alchol120%) image on dvd(Verbatim) I get following message:



20:49:58 (E: ) TSSTcorp CD/DVDW TS-L632D(1:0) - [Write ERROR] LBA: 0, Length: 16
S:KEY - 03/73/02 - "Power Calibration Area is Full"
20:49:58 (E: ) TSSTcorp CD/DVDW TS-L632D(1:0): Recording failed!
20:49:58 Error message: [03/73/02] - Power Calibration Area is Full
20:49:58 (E: ) TSSTcorp CD/DVDW TS-L632D(1:0): Recording failed!
20:49:58 Image file loading aborted!
20:50:00 Something is wrong with the recording procedure!

If anyone can help please and thanks in advance.

P.S.
I tryed to burn several other cd-s dvd-s geting same error
what is more funny , I can open CD-s DVD-s burned on other PC play movies, songs, open word & PDF documents writen on CD and DVD.

_chef_

I think it could have to do with the image youare trying to burn.
Also, what exact media have you used?

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mnogohebes

If you mean on DVD-disc it was verbatim dvd-R x16 , tried also with traxdata dvd+R same result, cd traxdata&verbatim (data files, divx...) same result, also tried to burn on min burning speed x2 problem persists.

I tried to use nero 7 premium (beside to burm image to burn some divx) but result is the same cd or dvd that is according to final report from nero succsesfuly burned it's empty.

Funny part is that if I burn cd or dvd (data, word docs, pdf's, divixetc.) on another Pc, I can open it on my notebook but it simply does not want to burn anything.

Thaks again

zamiell

Try sending a complete system report to the Alcohol support team along with how the images were created (ie: what settings you used).