| From: | Neil Bothwick |
| Date: | 23 Jul 2001 at 20:22:27 |
| Subject: | Re: questions about makecd + plextor burnproof drive. |
myamiga said,
> whats the difference between the TAO and DAO versions of make cd, can
> the DAO which costs more do TAO too?
Of course, why else would it cost more? The difference is that the DAO
version does DAO (Disk At Once) burning.
> how do i set up makeCD so its def. using the burn-proof feature? its
> a scsi plextor 12/4/32 drive -
Add the tooltype MAKECD_BURN_PROOF to MakeCD's icon. This is documented
in the changes section of the latest beta. The last release version
doesn't support BURN-Proof
> when not in burn-proof mode how likely
> is it to make coasters when its attached to p5 25mhz o4o/ppc via scsi
> interface and reading direct from ide cdrom and/or hd attached to a
> standard 4-way buffered interface ...
It depends on what you're reading. Audio isn't too hard for the system
to keep up, especially with large buffers and TAO. But data from IDE
will be too slow. See the reviews of the 12X and 16X Plextors for more
information.
> and how likely when reading
> from a scsi zip drive?
12X = 2MB/s, more than a Zip drive can manage.
Cheers
Neil
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