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Cd-r & Cd-rw (pg. 3)
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| Blik |
| quote: | Originally posted by goodnet
those Twilight CDs are NOT 10 gigs. It is simply a lame copy protection put in by the maker of the twilight CDs (he doesnt want people copying them... funny considering they are illegal warez CDs anyways). the TOC (table of contents) sector of the twilight CDs is just modified to make it look like it has 10 gigs of information.. when it has no more than 700 megs or less. alot of game CDs do this as well.
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how the hell do they get 20+ games on one little CD???? |
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| goodnet |
| quote: | Originally posted by Blik
how the hell do they get 20+ games on one little CD???? |
dude they are called GAME RIPS... you can fit tons of these onto a single CD. most game rips remove the music & animations, making them smaller (some can be from 50-100 megs on average)
any warez d00de can hook you up with very simaler packages. |
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| NZWaverider |
| I use imation 80min cdrs, hey why dont you get an mp3 portable cd player, i know you can also get mp3 playing car stereos now, and just hook it up to your stereo, bit of a hassle but then you can get 6 or so live sets on one CD |
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| Lynx |
| quote: | Originally posted by goodnet
dude they are called GAME RIPS... you can fit tons of these onto a single CD. most game rips remove the music & animations, making them smaller (some can be from 50-100 megs on average)
any warez d00de can hook you up with very simaler packages. |
yeap. you can lots. except for certain games that has to convert their models and sound files. then they tend to get quite big. |
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| goodnet |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lynx
yeap. you can lots. except for certain games that has to convert their models and sound files. then they tend to get quite big. |
yeah, if the rips are rather large (300+ mb for some), it makes a more sence to get ISO image(s) and burn em. |
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| Lynx |
| yeah. iso's rule. :) |
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| TranceCluber |
well Cheep CDRs....are good for computer use only........many of them are terrible as when it comes to music use ..... so when you buy CDRs get the good brands for music....for just computer use get no name brands...cuz many ty cdr skip like a bitch!!!
and for the DVD Burners...you can already buy them on the market if your welling to put up the cash..there about 10 grand last time i checked...cheepest one about 5 grand....and i think blank DVDs arnt that cheep either....but you can put around 7 gigs on a DVD |
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| Lynx |
| the new g4s from apple come equipped with dvd burners. it's pretty sweet. macs are truly thee multimedia comp. |
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| DJ Juno |
| quote: | Originally posted by goodnet
those Twilight CDs are not 10 gigs. It's simply a lame copy protection put in by the maker of the twilight CDs (he doesnt want people copying them... heh funny considering they are illegal warez CDs anyways). the TOC (table of contents) sector of the twilight CDs is just modified to fool windows into thinking it has 10 gigs of information.. when it has no more than 700 megs or less (like all normal CDs). alot of game CDs do this as well.
99 minute CDR media has been made, however there are VERY few burners that can burn them to the full 99 minutes... here is a list of burners that can burn them... and upto how much:
http://www.cdmediaworld.com/hardwar...cd_cd-r99.shtml |
thank you. |
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| wasmario |
i only use Platinum 800MB!!!
they rock, coz very cheap and u can burn 8X with them and quality is quite ok!!!
iŽd love to have a DVD-burner!! i could convert any files into that specific DVD-Format and save GBs just on one single cd!!!
Awesome:D:D:D
btw: CD-RW are pretty cool coz of long life(1000 re-records possible)!!
so u dont need always to burn a whole CD just to give someone a file over 1.4MB(Floppy) and u neither need to get a zip-drive!!! |
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| Lynx |
| cd-rw's in theory are good but aren't that great when you finally use em. not all cd roms can read them and a lot of people have problems with them in general. i'd just stick with cd-rs. |
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| TranceCluber |
| quote: | Originally posted by Lynx
cd-rw's in theory are good but aren't that great when you finally use em. not all cd roms can read them and a lot of people have problems with them in general. i'd just stick with cd-rs. |
First of all CD-RW are mainly only for computer use........u dont wanna use it for music cuz almost all Cd players in cars or in homes usually cant read CDRWs....... Old DVD/CD roms players in COmputers most of them Cant read CDRs or CD-RWs .......but for music u always have to use CDRs |
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