no 24X burning in RecNowMax ?

ponzan

ponzan

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I've been using ESJ RecordNow MAX v4.60.1 for a couple of months now and no coasters so far, only weirdiness is that it doesn't have 24X burning, even when it does recognizes my burner, which burns R-CD's at 8-16-24-32

the cuestion is if it is there a tweak or something cause sometimes I want 24X, nor 8, 16 nor 32 dammitt !!!
 
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p0rkus

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ponzan said:
I've been using ESJ RecordNow MAX v4.60.1 for a couple of months now and no coasters so far, only weirdiness is that it doesn't have 24X burning, even when it does recognizes my burner, which burns R-CD's at 8-16-24-32

the cuestion is if it is there a tweak or something cause sometimes I want 24X, nor 8, 16 nor 32 dammitt !!!
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try updating the px engine: _http://support.sonic.com/downloads/engine.asp
 
ponzan

ponzan

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p0rkus said:
try updating the px engine: _http://support.sonic.com/downloads/engine.asp
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as said, this version already supports my burner, anyway I had try last pxupdate (408) with predictable no results in getting 24X
 
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scarecrow

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RecordNow support for new hardware is crappy since Veritas lost interest- I suggest filing a threatening complaint to Sonic, although it's highly unlikely that they will pay attention.
 
ponzan

ponzan

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scarecrow said:
RecordNow support for new hardware is crappy since Veritas lost interest- I suggest filing a threatening complaint to Sonic, although it's highly unlikely that they will pay attention.
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that is to bad, this was such a good product; worked fine all the time, and had just what was needed

anyway, I thought maybe someone would came out with a tweak or trick to add the 24x option
 
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scarecrow

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All you can do for now is hexediting the driver .dll files, and adding the missing burning speeds (no, the program does not inspect the .dll checksums). Obviously this needs a small degree of experience with a hex editor.
In fact, even a moderator at Sonic support forums has offered that tip! :rolleyes:
 
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ponzan

ponzan

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scarecrow said:
All you can do for now is hexediting the driver .dll files, and adding the missing burning speeds (no, the program does not inspect the .dll checksums). Obviously this needs a small degree of experience with a hex editor.
In fact, even a moderator at Sonic support forums has offered that tip! :rolleyes:
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well, thanks scrow, but If I knew how to do that I woudn't be asking this question. Or maybe this isn´t that difficult and someone here can tell us how to do something like that in this particular case, but I can hardly manage the decimal system, can't think about going hexadecimal, scares the sh*t out of me, I would need a step by step, fool proof tutorial
 
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