Raw mode and audio CDs

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2 total messages Started by Burning Man Sun, 17 Feb 2002 06:06

#82

Author: Burning Man
Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 06:06

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I noticed that with the software I am using (Golden Hawk CDRwin) you can
read in raw mode and you can write in raw mode.

If you read in raw mode, but write in non-raw mode, is it the same as
reading in non-raw mode and writing in non-raw mode?

Also, if you read in non-raw mode, but then write in raw mode, is that the
same as reading in raw mode and then writing in raw mode?

What is best for copying music CDs, non or non-raw mode?

Re: Raw mode and audio CDs

#83

Author: TOMMY Tutalidge
Date: Sun, 17 Feb 2002 15:32

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I use clone cd so obliviously in raw mode. Of all the cd writers i have none
are compatible with any version of cdrwin. With the new music cd's from sony
you have to use clone cd to copy them anyway.

Burning Man wrote:

> I noticed that with the software I am using (Golden Hawk CDRwin) you can
> read in raw mode and you can write in raw mode.
>
> If you read in raw mode, but write in non-raw mode, is it the same as
> reading in non-raw mode and writing in non-raw mode?
>
> Also, if you read in non-raw mode, but then write in raw mode, is that the
> same as reading in raw mode and then writing in raw mode?
>
> What is best for copying music CDs, non or non-raw mode?

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