ND-3520A problems eject and simulate

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Jumbo333 2005-02-03 23:49:16 UTC #1

Hello everybody !

I've a problem with my new burner.
I use thas last Nero version.
I have the 1.04 Fw and test also 1.25beta3 LD

If the eject button is pressed during a burning session, the burner stop and eject the disc !!!

I have a pioneer on the same computer, and i've never seen this on it !

Do you think it's an fw issue or a software issue ? ( eg problem/bug with Nero and two burner ... )

Did you have the same problem ? The problem is same with CDR or DVD-R, also when simulate burning.

I've tested on another computer and the problem happen only rarely .. 1 of 30 time. ( each test with simulate or real burn with RW )

2 )

I found another strange problem with this NEC. When i simulate a burn, if i stop before the end ( with the cancel/stop button of any software as Nero / CDSpeed ) the burner don't stop and the only way to stop it is to reboot the computer.

With my Pioneer DVR-106D, i've no problem with eject or burn simulating

ScorpioSoft 2005-02-04 07:56:06 UTC #2

Why are you doing such things

lordsmurf 2005-02-04 09:30:34 UTC #3

I agree. That was stupid.
What else do you expect an eject button to do?
All drives I ever owned do this ... though a few require double-tap.

Hint: DON'T HIT THE EJECT BUTTON WHILE BURNING.

GlamRocker 2005-02-04 11:03:28 UTC #4

Pressing the eject button while burning is just madness :eek:

Though i should thank you for making me laugh so much.

Jumbo333 2005-02-04 11:43:37 UTC #5

It's the first burner i have with this things ...
Before with Yamaha, Liteon, HP, LG, Pioneer, Samsung, it was impossible to open it while burning process.

I have 3 CD/DVD units and an error is always possible.... and i've discover this problem by error, and one DVD-R dead ...

There is no utility to open it while burning, but perhaps, NEC thinks there is one interest !

GlamRocker 2005-02-04 11:59:51 UTC #6

Why do you need to even press the eject button while burning? i have no idea why anyone would do such a thing.

Jumbo333 2005-02-04 12:43:45 UTC #7

no need, i repeat it's an error ...

but why NEC and not the others brands.

furballi 2005-02-04 13:25:21 UTC #8

Other brands are Moron-Proof. You need some common sense to operate the NEC.

itaintrite 2005-02-04 15:20:18 UTC #9

Yeah, saves money too

And also, if you cancel before it stops, the burn WILL stop eventually. sometimes it'll continue to burn a bit more. It's not just NEC.

boobytrap 2005-02-04 18:41:55 UTC #10

HAHAHHAHHAHHAA ziiinng!! :iagree: