I think I'll give up on CD-RW media!

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!!) :)
 
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 :confused: :confused: pretty pointless !?

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 :)
 
VIPER_1069 said:
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!!) :)
3 uses only!
#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
 
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Geoff said:
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.
Does Packet CD still exist? I thought it went out with my old WinOnCd 3.9! :) LOL!
 
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:D
 
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