It really is based on Windows core drivers. If the OS sees the burner,
so should Firefly. There is an optional DLL that works as well if you
need to bypass Windows and allow the core system to handle that part of
the burn itself.
-Chuck
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julian weaver wrote:
thanks Chuck,
I think it was particularly the lack of information on hardware
compatibility / supported drives that led me to this assumption. I'll do
some tests.
Actually we have had very few reports of problems with the Xtra. All
items on the forums (as far as I know) have been resolved. I will
have our tech support staff clear out any old items so there is no
confusion on what issues are still open. :)
-Chuck
julian weaver wrote:
Hi,
i've been looking over the firefly xtra faqs and forums and there is
not much activity. I suspect, from the posts that are there, that
there are a lot of compatibility issues with hardware.
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