useing 4 dvd burners 2 external 2 internal no buffer problems i have that worked out however when tring to make say 12 copys of a disc useing the latest nero. i select burn dvd video files, drag, drop, select use multiple discs, then put number of copies on 3. then i select burn. they might burn the first set then discs fly out and it says they are good and to insert new discs. upon doing this the deal comes up and says waiting for discs and it just keeps going and going. untill i have to shut down the pc and do it again. i do alot of these for our church we have four of these computers running this way so we can get alot of them done in as little time as possible. one computer has never had an issiue with this and it has only 512 ram with a 3.0 pentium 4 hythred proscessor. all the other cpus are much faster even this one with the pentium d 3.0 and 2 gigs of ram. i am really pulling my hair out over this issiue i have used the clean tool updated nero 7.0.8.2 made sure all drives were set to auto off. what else can i do. i know what you are thinking and we wish we could pray our way thru this. like i say it just hangs on the waiting for disc message no errors no log to retreive. and by the way im useing brand new lite on dvd burners on all cpu's. is there anywhere to turn. thanks for any help you can give. slq.
Hi there. To be honest with you, I'm not an expert with Nero but I know computers and I will try to help as best I can.
You say you successfully have ran this exact same process with other computers and Nero has not crashed... If all your computers use the same software (same version of windows and Nero), then that leads me to think your problem might be with one of your burners. I'm not sure, but I think when burning on multiple drives simultaneously with the same computer, if one burner is faulty, the whole process probably will crash.
If you have time, I would try and test those burners individually with that same computer and see if all of them work fine. If one of them causes Nero to crash or else, then you've isolated the problem.
Give that a shot and let me know how it works out.
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