"Nero" Software is what most IT people use to "Over Burn" a CD
(you know those pesky sony discs @ 78 minutes!)
And Just an FYI Yamaha's CDRW's are Cheaper and rated higher
than the HP line. (Sorry MiniJ) -- you can score the Nero burn software
by searching "warez" sites on Altavista.com
Cheers!
T @ Compaq Canada
----- Original Message -----
From: "James Coles" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, January 10, 2000 3:40 PM
Subject: Re: Nerdy Techno advice
>
>
>
> > I want to buy a CD-R in the UK that will be capable to copy MP3s off the
> > net, burn CDs (make compilation CDs from a number of sources) and copy
> > programmes. Any help out there?
>
> Hello Mr. Mojo,
>
> There are many different makes/shapes and sizes of CDR's out
there.
> When I decided to get one I chose the HP 8100i. It is a Re-writable drive
> which means you can buy CDRW and use them the same way you would a normal
> hard drive (useful for storing MP3's.) Sony also has a few models out. I
> would stick with either of the brands.
>
> CDRW's come with software to burn CD's. The program is called
Easy
> CD, and it lives up to its name.
>
> Here in Canada blank CD's range from $2 - $3.50 and CDRW range
from
> $15 - $18.
>
> To make a cd from Mp3's you would have to convert the MP3 into WAV
> format, an easy task with winamp (options/preferences/output/outdisk). As
> you probably wav's take up lots of room on the HD so free up about 600 mb
> before you start to convert.
>
> Any other Quessies???
>
> Mini James
>
>
>
>
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