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In article <942625922@f624.n292.z2.ftn>,
  Steven Leeman <Steven.Leeman@f624.n292.z2.fidonet.org> wrote:
> Hello All,
> CloneCD - the perfect CD Replicator
>
> * te freqqen als CLONEC~1.EXE op 292/624 (V90/ISDN) & 292/625 (33k6)
1.4mb!
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>
> CloneCD is a powerful CD-Copy program. It writes in Raw mode, which
allows it
> to have total control on the data written. Therefore, CloneCD will
produce real
> 1:1 copies of your CDs. No other program we are aware of is able to
do this.
>
> Because of its special operation, CloneCD requires a CD-Writer which
is capable
> of writing in this mode. Unfortunately only a few CD-Writers support
this.
>
> Further, CloneCD requires a CD-Reader which supports some specific
commands.
>
> With the correct equipment, CloneCD is able to make working copies of
*every*
> CD, regardless if it is copy protected or not.
>
> CloneCD is released as shareware. You may and should try it out. The
shareware
> version allows you to write up to 5 CDs. For more information, see
> Registration.
>
> Registered users will get technical support and free updates for one
year.
>
> Benefits and Design goals of CloneCD
>
> CloneCD is a CD Replicator. It is no Mastering Software. This
simplifies the
> usage of the program.
> Creates working safety backups of every PC-CD, even those which are
copy
> protected
> Creates working safety backups of CD-Extra multimedia enhanced Audio
CDs
> Easy to use - you only need a few clicks to make backups from your CDs
> Extensive online help
> One year of free updates and technical support for registered users
> Automatically detects old ASPI layers and handles them correctly
>
> Hardware Requirements
> CloneCD runs on Windows 95/98 PCs. The minimum requirements are a
Pentium 133
> and 32 Mbytes of RAM.
> Due to the way CloneCD works, it requires selected equipment. The
major problem
> might be finding a CD-ROM that can read copy protected CDs. Some CD-
Writers
> which can be used with CloneCD are not able to read copy protected
CDs.
> To read copy protected data disks, you need a CD-ROM that is capable
of reading
> hidden Information from Data Tracks. Most modern ATAPI CD-ROMs
support this.
> Only very few SCSI CD-ROMs support this.
> CD-Writers need to support Raw-Writing. Only a few CD-Writers do
this. Some
> try, but have bugs in their Firmware, which prevent CloneCD from
working
> properly.
> If you don't know, if your drives are supported, try it! If something
goes
> wrong, CloneCD will tell you exactly which operation failed.
> If you have a CD-Writer or CD-ROM which is not listed below, please
contact us
> and tell us, what functions work or don't work.
> Back to Requirements
> This is a list of tested CD-Writers:
>
> CD-Writer Writing Supported Can write CD-Text & CD+G Write Simulation
Normal
> Read Reading Copy Protected Disks Reading Extra Audio Data Comments
> Plextor PX-W4220 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes, but slow Firmware 1.01
required.
> Firmware 1.02 has a bug and doesn't work. Probably Plextor fixes this
in a
> future release.
> Reading of multimedia Audio CDs, which store multimedia Data in the
Pre-Gap of
> the first Audio Track doesn't work
>
> Plextor PX-W8220 No No No Yes Yes Yes, but slow All Firmware versions
have a
> bug, Raw writing doesn't work. Probably Plextor fixes this in a
future release
> Reading of multimedia Audio CDs, which store multimedia Data in the
Pre-Gap of
> the first Audio Track doesn't work
>
> Plextor PX-R412 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes, but slow Newest Firmware 1.07
required
> Reading of multimedia Audio CDs, which store multimedia Data in the
Pre-Gap of
> the first Audio Track doesn't work
>
> Plextor PX-R820 Yes Yes No Yes Yes Yes, but slow Newest Firmware
required
> Reading of multimedia Audio CDs, which store multimedia Data in the
Pre-Gap of
> the first Audio Track doesn't work
>
> Sony all ATAPI models No No No Yes No Yes Raw Writing not Supported
> Ricoh all models No No No Yes Yes Yes Raw Writing not Supported
> Philips CDD-3600 Yes No Yes Yes No No Newest Firmware recommended
> Philips CDD2000, CDD2600 No No No No No No
> Philips all ATAPI Models Yes No Yes Yes No No Newest Firmware
recommended
> TEAC all models No No No Yes No No Firmware has a bug, Raw writing
doesn't
> work. Probably TEAC fixes this in a future release
> YAMAHA all models No No No Yes Yes Yes Raw Writing not Supported
> Mitsumi CR-4802 Yes Yes Yes Yes No No Newest Firmware recommended
>
> Back to Requirements
> This is a list of tested CD-ROMs:
>
> CD-ROM Normal Read Read Copy Protected CDs  Read Extra Audio Data
Comments
> TEAC CD532E Yes Yes Yes Wonderful drive!
> TEAC CD532S No No No
> PLEXTOR all CD-ROMs No No No
> SONY all ATAPI CD-ROMs Yes No Yes
> NEC all ATAPI CD-ROMs 24x Speed and faster Yes Yes Yes
> TOSHIBA all ATAPI CD-ROMs 24x Speed and faster Yes Yes Yes
> TOSHIBA DVD-ROM SDM-1201 Yes Yes Yes
> HITACHI DVD-ROM GD-2500 Yes No No
>
> Summary:
>
> If you want to use CloneCD to make working backups of copy protected
CDs, the
> cheapest solution is to buy a TEAC CD532E CD-ROM or Toshiba SDM1201
DVD-ROM and
> a Mitsumi or Philips ATAPI CD-Writer.
>
> Back to Requirements
>
>    o     zwaai, zwaai,
>  )/\,[_) Steven Leeman
>  `T7 ]=[ Sysop SkyNET Bbs
> ... Van hard werken is nog nooit iemand dood gegaan. Maar waarom het
risico
> nemen?
>
>


I have a Yamaha CDRW6416S That not write. Do you think that is a
firmware problem? or a HardWare Problem?
If is a firmware problem I have to send one or two tons of mails to
yamaha.
If I burn a CD with my yamaha I register it.

I download 1.0.0.5 and solve my problem with lg 8322 32x cdrom.
Thank for all.
sebasmartinez@hotmail.com


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