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Question by newbie
Submitted on 7/23/2003
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hi, I'm having problems making audio cd copies with my new cd writer plextor 482448A. The copies have crackling noise.This doesn't happen when it is copied to the hard drive. I guess it happens when it is written in the CD. Any suggestion?thx.


Answer by INSANE CD PROTECTION
Submitted on 2/7/2005
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There are thousands of problems that can  make crackling noise.
1. UPDATE FIRMWARE OF OUR CD-R DRIVER
2. UNINSTALL C-DILLA SOFTWARE (THIS SOFTWARE IS A PEACE OF @#@!#!$$#)
3. DISABLE OVERCLOCKING
4. TRY ANOTHER SPEED AND MEDIAS.

 

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