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Number   :  3316
Date     :  2002-12-15
Author   :  dayvah49
Subject  :  Re: CD Packet-Writing
Size(KB) :  1


Kan, that is what I have found in my own experience and what I meant 
about InCD/DirectCD incompatibility. And InCD offers extensive info 
on how to get rid of driver incompatibility. 

--- In xxcopy@yahoogroups.com, Kan Yabumoto  wrote:
----snip----
> On the other hand, InCD and DirectCD (as I said earlier,
> they are not just an application but rather a serious
> device driver that will be resident ---- analogous to
> the good old days' TSR) cannot co-exist. The good news
> is, either of the tools are to be installed independent
> from the rest of their respective software package and
> therefore, you may selectively install either InCD
> (I recommend) or DirectCD (I don't recommend) while
> you may install both of the rest of the CD/DVD authoring
> tools.

----snip----
As far as I know,
> they both follow some sort of industry standard (I'm not
> an expert on this subject and I can't off hand, give you
> the name of the standard) in such a way that a CD which was
> created in the packet-writing format is compatible with one
> another. In my relatively limited experience, I have
> verified that a CD created by DirectCD was fully operational
> using InCD. So, they are compatible one another as far
> as I could tell.

My understanding about disks being read by both programs is that a 
UDF Reader is what handles that job not really either of the 
programs. Is that correct? Personally I am not able on my system 
(InCD is installed) to read disks I made with DirectCD (it's not 
currently installed). That's a problem I have that others here don't 
have, apparently.

A Google search using keyword UDF I found this webpage about CD 
writing techniques that might help.

http://www.pctechguide.com/09cdr-rw.htm 

dayvah49 



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