"Lloyd Fuller"  said:



>On Sun, 24 Sep 2006 16:36:22 -0300, inkleput{at}isp.com wrote:

>>It appears that my Lite-On CD burner has just sort of faded away - no
>>writee/no keepee.  (It still works as a reader, but...)  When I got it
>>at an OS/2 user's suggestion the first thing I learned when I got it was
>>that it was on no one's driver list.  Dani actually write code to
>>include it.
>>
>>I know consensus questions are normally next thing to useless, but I was
>>hoping there might a "common" burner out there that is on
the driver
>>lists, etc.?
>Jim,

>Do you want another CD-R or a DVD-R?  Most writers for sale nowdays are
>DVDs either with just a read DVD or with  a writable DVD.  I have used

Well, I have no idea if I'll ever record DVD, but I have no reason to
try to avoid it.  I'd assumed whatever I got would be both.  And if I
got to doing DVD I'd want as broad a capability as possibible to try to
avoid not having the very thing I needed at the time..

>several writable DVD drives from various manufacturers without problem. 

So you just get what, the cheapest thing you find?  With my Lite-On I
always had to use some generic driver, rather than something actually
matching the drive.  If you like that I suppose it's the way to go.

What brand mobo do you have?  I've had all sorts of problems since I got
my current one, the worst being a failure of Java plugins.

>I use the  cdr-tools and their DVD equivalent.  I do not use RSJ.

>Lloyd

Everything I've recorded on CD has been with CDR/2.  I had to use slower
and slower speeds to get a good burn.  Now it declares a good recording
but there's nothing on the CD.

I've only got RSJCD apparently functioning in the last few days.  I've
never actually got any results from RSJ (It falsely declares a good
recording too).  But once I figured out how in tarnation the thing was
actually supposed to operate (Figuring it out was not at all the fault
of the documentation. That should be in big, bold letters right up at
the top.) I figured it was potentially the way to go.

Jim L, via eCS 1.2r version of OS/2
-- 
One class of person should NEVER be allowed to run a nation - anyone who wants to.


 
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