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On Tue, 10 Nov 1998 09:45:44 +0100, Wouter Fillieux
<wouter.fillieux@student.kuleuven.ac.be> wrote:


>From cd-DA (audio) -> cd-r
>
>> Which program(s) do you use?
>Easy CD Creator, delivered with the HP8100i RW
>> (Don't use the programs delivered with the hp8100i, I use nero and I don't have any problems.)
>> What is your ide-configuration?
>
>1st master: HD 2GB
>1st slave: CD-ROM 
>2nd master: CD-RW
>
>> 
>> Maxim

Do a little reading about direct audio extraction. The adaptec
site has a few interesting tidbits.

There is NO chance this setup will work for direct audio
extraction! I agree it should not lock up the system, but there
is NO way to create cd-da -> cd-r with this setup. In fact with
Adaptec's software i seriously doubt there is ANY WAY to create
audio cds with an ide writer. I use an ultraplex-32x scsi reader
and even with THAT there are buffer problems recording audio
direct.

Adaptec's software really STINKS with IDE readers or recorders.
Trash it and look for anything else.

The simplest solution is to do your audio recording by storing
the audio tracks to the HD as wav files then burning the CD from
the hd. This will work fine on your setup.
The BIG problem is cloning digital/audio mixed CDs like many
games. The Adaptec CD copy/clone program will crap out every time
on mixed CD with setups like yours.

Welcome to the reality of CD-r.