On Wednesday, Dec 28, 2005, at 16:56 US/Pacific, net kat wrote: > > On Dec 28, 2005, at 6:32 PM, Chris Beamis wrote: > >> I'm attempting to do something I used to be able to do no problem, >> burn a playlist to a CD. The machine is a dual 866MHz mirrored drive >> door with OS X 10.2.8, and I've checked software update and it says >> I'm all updated. In Itunes I select File:Burn Playlist To Disc then >> insert the disc when prompted. It says it's checking and then says >> it's writing the first song. After several minutes it spits out the >> disc and a dialogue box appears that says "ITunes can't burn this CD >> because the burn speed is too fast for your CD burner or media. >> Choose a lower speed in the burning pane of iTunes preferences, then >> try burning again." So I click OK then checked the burning pane in >> ITunes preferences. I clicked on >> ITunes:Preferences:Advanced:Burning. It says Preferred speed is >> maximum possible, which I already knew since I've always left it >> there. I've never had trouble before and nothing has changed except >> for routine software updates. The CD says imation 10X-24X CD-RW >> 74MIN/650MB. The playlist I'm trying to burn says 402.7MB. I've >> tried setting the speed preference lower and tried different CDs, all >> with the same result. >> >> What went wrong? Should I shell out for the latest OS? > > Getting Tiger couldn't hurt, but you should be able to do what you > have done.. Just for giggles, have you TRIED burning at a lower speed > just to see if it will do it? > > nk > I think I tried it at 12X and maybe even lower, all the same result. Thanks though. Chris