On Wednesday, October 24, 2001, at 08:52 am, Mark Benson wrote:
> You guys got me thinking about CD-RW Drives. I had a Mitsumi CR-4802-TE
> which was being neglected due to lack of CD-RW software for Windows 2000
> (I couldn't be bothered to fork out for EZ-CD 5.0). Well I've tried it
> twice as a drive in my G3 B&W and the first time (in 10.0.4) it wouldn't
> read disks off it, the second time (in OS 9.2.1) it wouldn't read or do
> CD-R. I just had an inclination, reading the paragraph above, that it
> might just work nad IT DID! Thanks for the info Steve :), where did you
> find this list of compatible drives? The only one I could find was the
> iTunes list and it only listed USB and FW drives.
Oppps. Shouldn't have done that should I... Murphy's Law... It didn't burn
:( It recognises the drive as a CD-R and allows me to prepare CD-Rs but
when it gets to the burn it flakes out (it never burns). I didn't
*actually* use the finder burning I used the one in Disk Copy (Burn Image
option) as I can't reliably create disk images of any size as my G3
suffers from Rev.1 syndrome (those who know know what I mean!). It didn't
work either way. It works fine as a CD drive though, at 8x :(
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