CD Re-writers

[s*t*a*r*m*a*n]

dragonfly_69uk i have never heard of Realorche but when i bought my cd+g disc just bought another one actually, i realised it would not play in my dvd player standalone or my dvd writer
then ofcourse i realised that my plextor could do it when all else failed, only problem was i did not have the software. i came across a lot of stuff that would play all the various files but not cd+g which has the lyrics imbedded into the audio file. i eventually came across "microstudio" from http://www.mtu.com
which plays and copys cd+g discs. So i decided to pay the £25 and just buy it online. Im quite happy with it as i made a good working copy of the original and gave it to the karaoke compere last week and it played perfectly in the pub to everyones enjoyment Only problem is it seems to crash if i make a further copy but its ok if i just reset the pc first. I will look up realorche. theres a sight that you can subscribe too that lets you sing online at http://www.singtotheworld.com
but i dont really want to do that.

 

[pixey]

@dragonfly_69: How long have ide cd writers been able to copy on the fly??. Unless this is a new developement thay all cache to the hard disk first.
I agree, the downside to scsi is cost, but its the only downside,you pay your money and make your choice. If money is not a REAL issue, I would choose scsi every time.

@s*t*a*r*m*a*n:
The best software for cd+g disks is CDRwin. Find it at goldenhawk.com.

pixey

 

[s*t*a*r*m*a*n]

Thanks pixey but i already have a registered copy of cdrwin.
Microstudio makes good backups of karaoke discs as it has been specially written for this purpose, i only bought the software though mainly as it could read cd+g discs and the copying side was an added bonus.