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The first is a scan over a media that had been part used before - at 10x with a hell of a lot of burnproof on a CD to CD that I aborted.
Written at 10x - and despite the lousy scan results - verified ok!
Second try - rewrote same media at 8x - looks better, but verify FAILED
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How old is the CDRW "LTR12101B" bud !?
They do tend to deteriorate over prolonged use
i tend not to use mine unless its for test purposes anything else is burnt to CDR as they are a lot cheaper (almost disposable!!)
Join The Club havent used one for years
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All these programs like Packet CD, In CD and Direct CD are the worst programs to put on a computer. IMHO
But if you want trouble......go ahead.
I don't use any of them now and never will again.
CDRs are so cheap so I've not bothered with CDRWs for years.
I really dont understand the need for packet writing !? maby its just me !?, why use a disk like a floppy and burn just a meg or so do disk when you can grab 700mb together and fill an entire disk in one go
Not only that YOU HAVE TO keep a cdrw in the drive to be of any REAL use
But people out there swear by it !?
I'm one of the few out there that has not even tried it i read too much about it ... did the maths and thought .... not for me
3 uses only!Originally Posted by VIPER_1069
How old is the CDRW "LTR12101B" bud !?
They do tend to deteriorate over prolonged use
i tend not to use mine unless its for test purposes anything else is burnt to CDR as they are a lot cheaper (almost disposable!!)
#1 (not shown) - was a foolhardy attempt to copy from files on a CD (on the same IDE) - it burnproofed ALL the time, and I aborted it - can you guess when?
#2 - after a quick format, 10x write - and though it looks AWFUL, it passed verify
#3 - Went over it again at 8x (4x,8x,10x offered) - from the scan, it looks better, but it failed verify
A scan with Nero CDspeed also showed continual error counts, and every sector in the yellow.
And it IS a HS-capable drive - though I begin to wonder, since it apparently has the same guts as the 8/4/32 model (which can be reflashed into it - THIS is not a reflashed or overclocked drive though!) - well, reflashed from LKU6 (OEM) to LS3J with an offical DOS update
Last edited by LTR12101B; 17-08-2003 at 21:28.
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Does Packet CD still exist? I thought it went out with my old WinOnCd 3.9!
"How often have I said to you that when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth?"
Sir Arthur Conan Doyle (1859 - 1930), (Sherlock Holmes) The Sign of Four, 1890
Never ever had a prob with packet writin progs, i used 2 use DirectCD 4 makin up cdr bit a a time, use InCD now with cdrw & still no probs
Cant see why so many here have so much hatred 4 that kind of prog. have tried multisession in nero, but always seem 2 lose the previos sessions
BaNzI
Don't bother with packet writing- unless you've got a MR enabled drive.
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