overburning with nero 5599

[hugabug]

hi everyone, I have read all these posts & they are very helpful.....
BUT, I am still having problems overburning with NeroExpress 5599...
I cant get preferences, tho I can configure, I have changed settings to allow overburnig & set overburn at 100 mins ... I am using Sony powerburn 24x10x40....
I am trying to burn a VCD onto a 99 minute CD. The VCD is 95 mins, I know it can be done because I have seen it, but I couldnt remember how the guy did it.... I need step by step help here, I am a little slow on the uptake

[Inertia]

Any disc over 700 MB (80 minutes) must use Nero overburn settings to allow it to be burned. Use the following settings:

1. Don't use the Nero Wizard. It will not allow overburning as it defaults to Track-At-Once. If it is active, close it.

2. Multisession | No Multisession must be checked

3. ISO | Check Mode 1 and Joliet

4. Burn | Check Write and Finalize CD (No further writing possible). Write method must be Disk-At-Once.

5. In the main menu, File | Preferences | Expert Settings check "Enable overburn disk-at-once burning". If you are using a 99 minutedisc, you can set the Maximum CD length to 99 minutes 0 seconds 0 frm. Hit Apply, then OK. If you are using a 650 or 700 MB data disc, use the overburn capacity test in Nero CD Speed to estimate the maximum overburn capacity.

6. The Red and Yellow marker settings in File | Preferences | General Settings have no effect on burning or overburning. They are there just as a visual aid.

These settings should allow you to attempt an overburn if your recorder and the media support it.

[hugabug]

. ISO | Check Mode 1 and Joliet

it wont let me do anything in format (can't change mode 1) as it is greyed out.......
I've done everything else still with no luck

[Inertia]

Don't use Nero Express or the Nero Wizard, but the standard Nero program.

My mistake, I didn't notice that you were trying to burn a VCD, which uses Mode 2 / XA by default. My instructions are for overburning a standard data disk and use the CD-ROM (ISO) compilation, not the Video CD compilation that you are tryng to use.