"Disk Burner Not Found..." My turn -

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Or, "When does the Help Reply 72 hour response start?"
First of all, thank you, and you know who you are, for the fix to the Burner Not Found issue. This little rant is simply to help others who will have the same problem as I.
I’m brand new to iPods and the like, and it was the Nano that got me hooked – very impressive. I also was very impressed with iTunes too.
After I imported all my CD’s I decided to burn backup some DVD’s – mostly ‘cause I could. And I was able to, well at least three of them. Then, admittedly for reasons I don’t recall, I did a firmware update for my DVD (and yes, I got the right one).
That’s when iTunes started to give me the “Disk Burner or Software Not Found” error. What seemed odd to me was that I could still Import a CD, in the Preferences - Advanced - Burning tab, the disk burner iTunes couldn’t find was listed. And, with other software, burning a disk worked just fine.
I did as many as you did, I removed iTunes (saving my music under a different name, and location), reinstalled iTunes with the same results.
Finally, I found you good people, and read the fix, well – part of the fix. I tried putting my burner in the first Asus grouping I found the in gcdoem.cfg – that didn’t work, so I did as someone else here did, I put it in every grouping I found that already had an Asus burner listed – which worked.
So, thank you.
Oh, then the funny part. When I restarted iTunes, I got this message – “Could not find your preferred Disk Burner. Ok to use E: ASUS DRW-1608P (ATAE:) instead?”
Ah, my “preferred” burner? – that would be the only one I have…
Phat
p.s. Could someone explain to me, why in the config file, almost every grouping of burners calls the same dll?
Weird.

Answer 1

Hey Phat
This seems to be the same problem I've got and exactly the same burner. But when I add the entries to gcdoem.cfg I still have the same problem. Could you show me exactly the entries you added just incase I've done it wrong.