> DO you have any idea who makes the unit? I suspect someone makes it for
> Iomega, and will any other software work with it or are you stuck with
> the software that came with it?
I don't think it's a rebranded drive, but it's supported in the latest Nero
(www.ahead.de), and Adaptec's Easy CD
DO you have any idea who makes the unit? I suspect someone makes it for
Iomega, and will any other software work with it or are you stuck with
the software that came with it?
Jim Lytthans wrote:
>
> > Is anyone familiar with the Iomega ZIP CD writer?
>
> Yes, I just bought one from Fry's in
Does anybody know the resistor value I need to put across pins 2 and 4
on the R55 remote to trigger END SEARCH. I can do virtually everything
else, even put the unit into Record Pause mode.
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'ello... I'd like to buy a fish license please.
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Jim Lytthans wrote:
> No, it's a 4x write, 4x re-write, and 24x read drive.
Then the drivers must be badly written. It's running under Win98 on a P2 500Mhz system
and there iy takes half an
hour to write 650Mb to a CDRW. I use the CD-ROM drive which is a 16speed to install
software on the mac
I should've clarified it to be post '98 models. Which is why your 670
doesn't. 3#-)
Adios,
LarZ
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But for the sake of common practice for the protection of sensitive
electronics, keeping something grounded is a good thing to do. I can
understand it from the automotive point of view to remove the negative lead
first but particularly when dealing with starter motors and whatnot, you can
also fa
> Is anyone familiar with the Iomega ZIP CD writer?
Yes, I just bought one from Fry's in Anaheim Hills today (it's perking
away formatting a RW disk). The price was $210. Iomega is offering a
$30 rebate, good through March 17, 2000.
> Yes I do, we have one at work. It's not a bad product, b
>Date: Fri, 8 Oct 1999 11:47:14 -0400
>From: "Timothy P. Stockman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: MD: MDS-PC2 ordered!
>
>I just ordered an MDS-PC2 from Video Direct,
>in Florida (800) 368-5020 for $289 + $15 shipping.
>They inform me that they expect to receive a batch
>of them from Sony in 10-15
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There's a review of it on CDRZone:
http://www.
>Dirty Dingus Magee wrote:
>> I know MD Data technology is incompatible with audio MD units but
>> I believe that if Sony wants to, they could develop a professional type
>> unit that could compete with existing but antiquated technology thereby
>> placing themselves in a favorable market positio
Everyone,
I am looking to maybe sell my blue Sony R55 portable and was wondering what
I might fetch for it. Any offers? The unit has hardly been used and would
come with a ServiRed leather case. Original box and docs, too. Need to
generate some $$ so I can buy a new PowerBook.
I also have some
From: Geoffrey Goode <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> >Funny thing is, it's legal to sell transmitters on say 105MHz here, legal to
> >buy them, legal to own them, but illegal to use them. What the f**k do these
> >people think you're gonna do with such a thing if you buy one? Then again
> >everyone in th
In message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, md-l-digest
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes
>Funny thing is, it's legal to sell transmitters on say 105MHz here, legal to
>buy them, legal to own them, but illegal to use them. What the f**k do these
>people think you're gonna do with such a thing if you buy one? Then
Mark Derricutt wrote:
>
> On Fri, 8 Oct 1999, J. Coon wrote:
>
> > I could record on my protable Minidisc recorder, edit on my home deck
> > and then dump it to a CD.
>
> Of course you still need to get it onto the computer to write...
>
I just got the SB Live Value card and the Hoontech da
"J. Coon" wrote:
> Is anyone familiar with the Iomega ZIP CD writer?
> http://www.iomega.com/zipcd/products/internalcdrw.html
Yes I do, we have one at work. It's not a bad product, but it is only a
4x read, 4x write 2x rewrite drive. You can get much better drives that
are cheaper if you look a
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