Can't write large jpg's to cd

[vipereyes]

Hi,

I have an older win 98 computer that I sometimes use when transfering digital pictures from my camera to cd using Nero Express. Last week, it started to give me a page fault error when I click on jpg's in the 2MB range. It worked fine for months and it still works for smaller - 50K give or take jpgs or for other types of data like MS office files. I can't see anything in the settings that I could have changed. Any ideas?

Thank you,

Kim

 

[pmonett]

Sounds like it is time to buy a new memory stick (or flash card or whatever) for your camera.

Pascal.


I've got nothing to hide, and I'd very much like to keep that away from prying eyes.

 

[pmonett]

Oh wait - you're talking about the 2MB bar in Nero ? Now that's wierd. Have you tried on another writer ?

Pascal.


I've got nothing to hide, and I'd very much like to keep that away from prying eyes.

 

[vipereyes]

Hi Pascal,

Thank you for responding but I am not sure I understand what you mean by the 2MB bar.

I can transfer pictures to the computer from my camera. I just can't transfer them from my computer to a cd unless I reduce their size first (this isn't an option for me - I take wedding pictures). I use to be able to until a couple of weeks ago.

All I know is that the program crashes (page fault error) everytime I try to select a large picture to burn. But I can select many smaller pictures and files at the same time and drag them over without any problems.

I do have another computer and burner which works fine but I still have some pictures on my old computer that I need to burn to a cd.

I tried to uninstall and reinstall Nero but that didn't help.

I think I will have to call them.

 

[pmonett]

So you mean that you cannot burn files bigger than 2MB ? Have you configured anything in the preferences ? Any change to the default sector size of the disk ?
If you can burn the same files on another PC, it has to be either your hardware or some virus of some sort - or maybe a faulty copy of the program ?
I must admit I would also call in your case.

Pascal.


I've got nothing to hide, and I'd very much like to keep that away from prying eyes.