does anyone kmow why it would not duplicate a cd it says not enough room for all data,why?
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You have to make sure that you are using the correct cd. The cds that you use to record music are different from the ones that you use to record movies. If you try to put a movie on a disc that you use to record music there will not be enough room on the disc.
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There are numerous reasons including but not limited to the following: mismatch disc format between the master disc and the target media. e.g. copy dual layer master by single layer media; bad quality media- some cheaper brand media provide capacity that smaller than advertised; wrong media-using media that already has data on it. Please give us a call at 1800-387-9383 so our tech can walk thru with you what exactly the issue.ThanksCopystars Support team
164893
The CD was probably originally filled up completely to the end with data. Then the computer put a little bit of identifying information on the end. So it has actually exceeded the limit that the CD would normally hold. So the Copystar can't copy a disc like that. if you are a technical person you can get free PC software like Audacity or Wavepad that can help you divide your data to a 2nd CD or just delete some. Then the CD can be copied.
164894
If it is a DVD you probably will have to get a dual layer blank DVD. Some if the DVD blanks that are single layer don't have enough space
2040306
Yes get a bigger one for more storage. I recommend the larger one.I got a 16 gb and ran out of space quickly
1112434
It is a hardware clone tool, I can't see any way partition until after the clone is made. Then you can go into disk management and make a new partition with the extra space on the drive. I cloned a 500gb hard drive, and there were two partitions that used 120 gb, the resultant min size of these two partitions was 320gb leaving me the remaining space to make other partitions or do whatever I like.
1233594
There is no maximum but the target HD must be larger than the source HD - Even the same size will not work! You can't clone a 1 TB to a 1 TB!
919787
this is one drive and stores 64 gigs. hope you have better luck than i did. I used it to store anime episodes and after about the first 10 episodes it would say corrupted data from there on. also did the same with anything else i put on it and i dont have that problem with other drives
710861
The drive can only be formatted in FAT32, so the size of the file determines if it can be stored on the drive. If you are looking at files over 4Gb, it wont work.
617801
There is a groove for the smaller dvd's. If it is placed correctly in the machine and closed properly it is possible to duplicate them. Sometimes the rpms will 'float' it and you may get an error message.
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Thank you.Basically, the problem I got is the pause between the clips when I write them to a DVD. So, I joined them (and the pause problom is solved) and tried to fit it to a 4.7 GB (which apparently holds 4.38GB data). And if the total size is less than 4.38GB, I could write the DVD. Else, I had to separate the single cip (which I joined before) and remove some of the clips and see how many are getting fit in 4.38GB. I think I could write it. Of course, I have to write a second DVD for rest of the clips. Thank you
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Thanks for the info, guys. I use Windows XP, plan on downloading well over 4GB in musical CDs, audiobooks, and mp3's, so, if I'm reading you right, I SHOULD reformat to NTFS. Is this correct? And thanks again for your help.
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It depends on your utility. Some will create a partition the size of the smaller drive and leave the rest for you to do as you please. Some will expect you to make a partition the size of the source disk before beginning. Still others will operate differently. You need to look at the details/instructions for the cloning utility. By the way, I recommend Acronis products for this kind of task. (After cloning, it's nice to have the option to resize the partition or make multiples, as you prefer.
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You can copy your drive to a same or larger but, I think you end up with all the data in the same places as the old one. I use this as a way to have a back up drive that I copy to and then use the new copy, the old drive is where I left off. In a few months, I do the same thing unless I feel performance issues and then, I pull the new files off, copy the previous version back onto the drive, install the previous drive and back to being happy. Having lost all my software and configs and taking 3 days to get back to where I had a friendly usable computer, it is worth it.
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what size is your drive in caddy? that happened to me too.. my drive is 1TB but i tried with another about 750GB and there is no problem, it reads it succesfuly.
750971
I just installed a new win7 os no problems at all. Then reattached my old drive and removed what I wanted , formatted it and store pictures and large programs on it. I am just sorry I did not buy a bigger SSD.
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When I duplicated my drives, I didnt use any software. You can duplicate drives without plugging the dock into a computer, instead running it as a stand-alone unit. The larger drive's partition didnt automatically expand, instead it showed the smaller drive's size. I used a free partition manager program to "fix" the partition.
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Not really, I've copied everything from 4GB to 64GB. The original size and the copy size should be the same. Ex: 32GB to 32GB or 4GB to 4GBGreat machine, works very well.
788305
It would have been helpful if you had described what you intend to do. Clone what, exactly, would be a good start. And do you have any extra hardware available, such as an unused HDD that could be used for temporary storage?
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no, whatever you put in the top slot may be duplicated in the one through 5 slots below. If you mean can a music cd blank and a data cd at the same time, the answer would be yes. Hope that clears it up for you.