I've just been ripping my first CD's, using Exact Audio Copy and LAME.
My computer is a Pentium III with WIN98SE. My CD reader is an LG CD-RW
CED-8080B.
I must admit that I'm a total novice, and hardly understand what the

that you would just use to boot a pc and diagnose the pc health,
including its  power supply, peripherals, ...
~
or how could you use an existing live CD to do that?

I recorded 5 discs of audio program on a Sony standalone CD recorder.
I do not know the model number. I am unable to read disc 4. On MAC it
says "disc not readable by this computer". TOAST software says "no
data". I think I neglected to finalize this disc. Is it possible to

When I put a blank CD-R in the drive it identifies it as a blank disk but
also say 631 MB Free of 702 MB. Is that normal?

Are there any freeware programs out there that will let me make a copy of a
bootable CD?

Sorry that this question isn't really on-topic, but does anyone know
of any good sites on the Internet where I can order slim double CD
jewel cases with clear trays, especially the ones that have the "2 CD"
logo on the front in the upper left corner?  In the past I've tried

Niece had photos burned to CD by Costco that had this statement on the
jacket:
"Your pictures have been burned to an archival-grade gold CD.  When stored
and handled properly, your pictures can be preserved for up to 300 years. "

I have many cds that I accessed and printed photos from.  After
running recovery on my hard drive, I can no longer open any of the
CDs.  The CDs were created by Eckerds and used Fuji software.  Can
anyone help me access my precious digital prints?

I'm installing software on my PC by mounting one ISO file (with DAEMON
manager) but the software asks me to insert the 4th CD at some point
(i.e. the 4th ISO file) - Is there a way of splitting one ISO file
into four somehow?

I use Nero Cover Designer, mainly for direct disc printing. I don't use jewel
cases for CDs, because they are too fragile. I have managed to get a stock of
cases that look like and open like a DVD case, but are of the same dimensions as
a jewel case, opening the same way. ...

The Computer: Compaq Presario, WindowsXP Home Version 2002 SP2, AMD
Sempron 3500+, 1.99 GHz, 1.4 GB RAM
The Burner: HP 740b Lightscribe +/- DVD Writer; I have created a Boot
CD and installed the firmware update ffrom it as per the HP website

I record concerts from the radio that last more than one hour using
Goldwave. After the recording a CD-R is burned, but how do I divide
the long recording into tracks that the CD-R can recognise?

I have a ASUS P4s8X MB with built in sound.  However,  when I try to
play CD or DVD in my drives there is very low sound volume.  When I
check the sound icons the volume is set to maximum.  The system has
two external speakers with the line running out of the gray center

I dug up some old discs I had burned years ago (2001 I think, probably
running Win ME or Win2K at the time) that I cannot read on my new
LiteOn LH20A1S DVD burner.  This is in a machine I built, with AMD 64
2x, 2 GB RAM, and Windows Vista Ultimate.

My Nero Burning Rom has a problem. When creating audio CDs, I can move
the songs up and down only one step at a time...in other words, I have
to click on a song, drag it one step up or down, then I have to re-
click it and move it another step up or down...it's really