Hi everyone,
I recently copied a .iso image from my return of the king play disc and backed it up onto a cd-rw disc. I used 'Alcohol 52%' to create the image and 'nero' to burn the image onto the cd-rw disc. This was just for testing purposes. The funny thing is, that the cd-rw disc now recognises itself as what seems just like an ordinary cd-r disc, probably due to the fact that an exact replica of the data on the original cd has been created on the cd-rw. This shows by the fact that the data cannot be erased when prompted to (message pops up saying something along the lines of 'not a cd-rw disc'). Has anyone got any ideas as to how I can erase the data off this disc, or have I just wasted my $2 on it?
Thanks,
Geoff
I recently copied a .iso image from my return of the king play disc and backed it up onto a cd-rw disc. I used 'Alcohol 52%' to create the image and 'nero' to burn the image onto the cd-rw disc. This was just for testing purposes. The funny thing is, that the cd-rw disc now recognises itself as what seems just like an ordinary cd-r disc, probably due to the fact that an exact replica of the data on the original cd has been created on the cd-rw. This shows by the fact that the data cannot be erased when prompted to (message pops up saying something along the lines of 'not a cd-rw disc'). Has anyone got any ideas as to how I can erase the data off this disc, or have I just wasted my $2 on it?
Thanks,
Geoff
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