Brent Harding writes:
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> Is there a way to turn data CD's in to music CD's, so a deck will record
> them? Or are the disks physically different?
They are physically different.
http://users.forthnet.gr/ath/axatis/FAQs/CDR/Media/audio.htm
I assume if I do an erase of
> these on my computer
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Is there a way to turn data CD's in to music CD
On Wed, 28 Feb 2001 23:25:04 +, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>SCMS is one reason I will never buy a standalone CDR
>deck because you cannot edit the CDR to put in track
>marks if the auto track marking scheme "misses" a track
>mark. (Whereas with MD you can :D)
As you probably know, SCMS -a
It depends if the CDR deck supports SCMS or not (most
do). It also depends if the CDR was made digitally or
not.
SCMS is one reason I will never buy a standalone CDR
deck because you cannot edit the CDR to put in track
marks if the auto track marking scheme "misses" a track
mark. (Whereas
Ipoly asked,
| Does anybody know is it possible to create a digital copy from a CD-R that
| has been made with an audio CD-Writer (digital copy from a CD)? I think,
| SCMS will prevent this, right?
Yes, SCMS will prevent that. Component audio recorders obey SCMS the same
way MD recorders do.
>
>Does anybody know is it possible to create a digital
>copy from a CD-R that has been made with an audio
>CD-Writer (digital copy from a CD)?
>I think, SCMS will prevent this, right?
Hmm. That's a really good question actually. There isn't anything about it
in the manual for my MD recorder (w
Does anybody know is it possible to create a digital
copy from a CD-R that has been made with an audio
CD-Writer (digital copy from a CD)?
I think, SCMS will prevent this, right?
Thanks for hints,
regards
Ipoly
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