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Started by Kees de Bruin
Fri, 03 Nov 1995 14:32
SCSI cd-rom (4 or 6x) with support for Video-CD, CD-I, etc.
Author: Kees de Bruin
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 1995 14:32
Date: Fri, 03 Nov 1995 14:32
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Hello,
currently I have a Mitsumi double speed cd-rom player connected to my sb16
card, but I would like to buy a new cd-rom player. This new player should
be SCSI and should support all current cd-rom standards, like audio, video
cd, cd-i etc.
I have seen advertisements for Toshiba (XM3601 and XM3701 (possibly 7x ?)),
Sony, Plextor and Nec. Could any of you recommend a particular type of
cd-rom player ranging DFl. 500-600 ($300-400).
Thanks in advance,
Kees de Bruin.
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Re: SCSI cd-rom (4 or 6x) with support for Video-CD, CD-I, etc.
Author: Philippe VIJGHEN
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 1995 14:09
Date: Wed, 08 Nov 1995 14:09
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Kees de Bruin (bruin@tasking.nl) wrote: : Hello, : currently I have a Mitsumi double speed cd-rom player connected to my sb16 : card, but I would like to buy a new cd-rom player. This new player should : be SCSI and should support all current cd-rom standards, like audio, video : cd, cd-i etc. Be carefull because even if your drive supports Green Books CDs (like the Toshiba do), it is not certain the driver will (e.g. Windows 95 driver do not) Ph. -- Philippe VIJGHEN (phv@sunbim.be) | "I am not a Walloon, Software Engineer at BIM | neither a Flemish, Business Integrated Solutions Dpt. | I am just a Belgian."
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