Dropping "simulation" in order to burn with Nero!

Hi,

Can anyone tell me why all of a sudden I have had to drop the
"simulation" process before I can burn CDs? Nothing major has changed
on my computer yet yesterday every time I attempted to burn I got a
message after the successful simulation saying "Invalid Track Info".

There's nothing wrong with my media so I just started changing the
setting within Nero. When I unchecked the "run simulation before
burning" box and tried to burn . . . it worked?

I'm happy to be burning again but curious as to why this happened and
wondering how important the "simulation" process is.

Any thoughts?

Thanks,
Eddy.

On Sat, 18 Aug 2007 09:46:24 GMT, Eddy
<eddy.bentley.delete.re.no.spam@virgin.net> wrote:

>Hi,
>
>Can anyone tell me why all of a sudden I have had to drop the
>"simulation" process before I can burn CDs? Nothing major has changed
>on my computer yet yesterday every time I attempted to burn I got a
>message after the successful simulation saying "Invalid Track Info".
>
>There's nothing wrong with my media so I just started changing the
>setting within Nero. When I unchecked the "run simulation before
>burning" box and tried to burn . . . it worked?
>
>I'm happy to be burning again but curious as to why this happened and
>wondering how important the "simulation" process is.
>
>Any thoughts?
>
>Thanks,
>Eddy.
>

occasionally I`VE HAD A PROGRAM CHANGE A SETTING AFTER CLOSING THE PGM
OR REBOOTING OR A PROGRAM CRASHING.
never KNEW WHICH WAS THE CAUSE.

Sorry!
Regards
buddy b

buddyb@yippy.ti.ye wrote:

> occasionally I`VE HAD A PROGRAM CHANGE A SETTING AFTER CLOSING THE PGM
> OR REBOOTING OR A PROGRAM CRASHING.
> never KNEW WHICH WAS THE CAUSE.

Thanks, Bud. Maybe I never had it doing simulations before.

Have you any idea what the Nero simulation is all about? What does it
achieve? I am missing out on anything important by not using it?

Eddy.