There Is No Recordable Disc

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1. There Is No Recordable Disc In Your Disc Burner

I have been trying to burn a CD. When I am instructed to insert a blank disc into the CD Drive (E the message also says that once Windows Media Player detects the new disc, it will automatically start burning. That is as far as it goes though. I have inserted a blank CD-R disc but it obviously is not detecting it as the burning process does not start.My operating system is Windows Vista and I have a Dell Inspiron 1525 Laptop. I have tried several brand new CD-R discs but the result is the same. Can you help me as to why the blank disc is not being recognized so the burning process will begin?

There Is No Recordable Disc In Your Disc Burner

DVD writing speed is analogous to the high-speed dubbing functions on most dual-well audio cassette decks, audio cassette/CD recorder combos, or dual-well CD recorders that allow the user to copy from tape and/or CD to another tape and/or CD at a 2x or 4x higher-than-normal speed. This also applies to making copies of CDs on a PC — the faster the writing speed of the drive and the disc, the quicker you can copy from one disc to the next. This is also commonly referred to as tape or disc dubbing speed.