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| Value for Money | 0/10 |
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| Overall Rating | 2/10  |
Full review by
landrovertd5
on 27th Sep 2005
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Good Points: There are none
Bad Points: Too many to list
General comments: I agree with other reviewers on this Sony Sonic rubbish. I have the same error messages saying 'insert disc' when there is already a properly formated disc in. Also 'the disc may be dirty'. It's just come out of a new packet. Please please don't buy this. Incidentally Dell put this in their Desk Top Computors. They should also be ashamed at putting such a poor product into what otherwise is a fair machine.
landrovertd5's review and ratings | 81 words
Review by
Charming Apollo
on 18th Sep 2004
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I have spent many nights up late at night trying to figure why a perfectly formated CD-R is not working. It came with my laptop and now I have no clue as to what to do at this point.
Charming Apollo's full review | 56 words
Review by
steve100uk
on 11th Sep 2004
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Sony Sonic has little to redeem itself. For a company as large as Sony, this effort is less than impressive. Disks are continually rejected as being faulty (dirty, etc.) even when they are of good quality. The greatest satisfaction this software offers is when it is uninstalled!
steve100uk's full review | 79 words
Review by
artsenegger
on 10th Jul 2004
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Where do I start with what is wrong with the Sony Sonic, first of all it starts up but very slow. Sometimes you have to restart you PC to start the application.
The interface views nice but is too basic. Not enough options.
Burning CD:
- It tells you that it can't fit 639 MB of data on a 700 MB disc.
- It randomly rejects CD's, even Sony ones. When you burning more than one CD just put in the rejected CD a few CD's later and it will be accepted.
- When burning more CD's with the same data ...
artsenegger's full review | 173 words
