Ah video camera

[just another thug]

Well here I am, another tech problem. This time its with a video camera. I have a camera that burns to mini CD-Rs when you record. Grand. So I record a few different things for a school project. Then I go pop it into my computer to rip the video and it causes my computer to freak out. Explorer quits and the whole bit. So then I try it in a DVD player. It can't read the disk. So then I put it back into the camera and I get an error message that says "The image of the disk has been damaged". And it asks me if I would like to repair. I say yes, it says repairing for a while then it says "Could not repair, check disk". There are no scratches whatsoever on the disk. I have no idea whats wrong and I really need this to work since its for a school project. Any help?

[PresidentKiller]

This kind of problem is usually caused by unsupported brands of CD or DVD media. Get a better brand (they usually say they support devices such as video cameras) and see if the problem persists.

[Cran.]

This might not help, but if you can, try the cd on another computer.

[just another thug]

The brand says "Camcorder DVD-R" right on it.

 

It got messed up when I recorder for 15 minutes. The burn lines are smeared a little, like when you can tell where it stoped putting data on, that line is a little smeared. I think that is what's it. I just don't know how that happened.