I get a "clicking" on some of my burnt CD's, why?


When I burn cd's, some of the burnt discs end up with a clicking sound on some of the tracks. Does anyone have any ideas why this is happening?

Thanks
whatsthisone
It is digital noise which sometimes happens if you get a bad burn. It can also occur on discs after a while for no apparent reason. CDRs are dye based unlike manufactured CDs. I have found that it is important to use high quality CDRs like Taiyo Yuden which are supposed to have a 100 year life.
Try listening to your cd through your computer's CD-rom before burning. I had the same problem and discovered that it was the CD-rom and not the burner. Also, while burning a disc, it's imparative not to do anything on your computer. Everytime you open and close a program or web page, a click or pop may occur on your burn.
Whatsthisone,

what digital audio extraction and burning software are you using?

are you burning disc to disc?
I am using Adaptec, easy cd creator 4. I usually burn disc to disc. The clicking noise actually is not from the burn. If I rip the disc to the hard drive, the same clicking noise is on the disc. Even when I reburn the disc, or borrow the same disc and burn it, the clicking still remains. I think it is the CD-rom, if so, should I just replace it?