Well, works for me using a Plextor writer and playing the disk on my Sony
head unit in the car.
Just had a thought. When you add the tracks to Nero, bring up the properties
and make sure it has track info in there too. It usually guesses from the
file name, but can be quite bad at it.
You need to
I tried to do the same thing.
There is a a place in Nero Burn Now Icon>>> Burn Compilation _Audio CD
TAB>> check box Write CD text on CD.. but that doesn't seem to do
anything because when I play it back with Winamp there is no Title / Artist.
I never did figure it out why, or find
They've tried several times with varying success for people.
JRS wrote:
Good to hear. I bought them from Newegg without knowing about any issues,
just wanted two different brands to see how they worked.
Has MS fixed the DWF with a patch yet?
DWF seems to affect firewire more than USB,
Do these guys have warranties on their power supplies? I've got 1 of
their 400W that doesn't seem to throttle up when I fire up a game -
why my system shutdowns I thought were the ati 9800's fault. It's
only about a year old and thought I'd RMA it if I could and have
another spare, but I can't fi
How do I get Nero to write CD text to an audio CD? I am trying to put together a compilation and I'd like my player to pick up artist/title. What do I need to do in Nero Buring ROM version 6? Is there a list where I can find out if my CD/DVD burner supports CD text?
You'd think I'd be able
Good to hear. I bought them from Newegg without knowing about any issues,
just wanted two different brands to see how they worked.
Has MS fixed the DWF with a patch yet?
>>DWF seems to affect firewire more than USB, YMMV.
>>
>>JRS wrote:
>>> Have not used the Fantom, but they look OK on the
DWF seems to affect firewire more than USB, YMMV.
JRS wrote:
Have not used the Fantom, but they look OK on their website..
I have used Seagate and WD 300 gig USB 2.0 external drives at work
recently for a project, both seemed to work fine. :)
I'm looking for a quick storage solution, and
Have not used the Fantom, but they look OK on their website..
I have used Seagate and WD 300 gig USB 2.0 external drives at work
recently for a project, both seemed to work fine. :)
>>I'm looking for a quick storage solution, and considering external hard
>>drives. Buy.com sent me a spam
Hit WDC's site & search for "Delayed Write Failure" before committing to
a model. I know Seagate & Maxtor have had issues with their externals,
so caution choosing a model is my suggestion.
Veech wrote:
I'm looking for a quick storage solution, and considering external hard
drives. Buy.com s
I'm looking for a quick storage solution, and considering external hard
drives. Buy.com sent me a spam that they have the "Fantom" brand external
HD, 250GB, USB 2.0, 7200 RPM for about $100. Sweet price, but never heard
of the brand which makes me suspicious.
I'm thinking the best bet would
The reason you would want a resonably fast CPU would be for video
cleanup/postprocessing, especially if the output is to a HDTV. Most
midrange video cards would be fine but the processor needs to be fast
enough to handle divx and xvid, and to handle at least a little
postprocessing. I have semp
Windows MCE is mostly for playback of various forms of media with a
slick, user interface instead of having to fun programs and commands.
Think of the difference between playing a DVD on your computer and a
DVD in your player - which one can your wife do?
Windows MCE at its core is simply Windows
They are not intended to be used as a game center, or anything like that
are they? I keep reading articles on how to build them, and they always
seem to use pretty fast components, fast CPUs, video cards, 2GB of
RAM, none of which is needed for a playback machine. Plus high end fast
stuff
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