Who makes (made) this cdr?
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 9:27 amAbout three and a half years ago i asked my friend to burn me some Audio cdrs and bought two of these:
Ran through Kprobe:
Ran through Kprobe:
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Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 9:27 amPosted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 10:16 amUnfortunatly, it's one of those Generic ATIP code's, so it really could be anybody! What brand is it by the way?
Posted: Mon Sep 08, 2003 6:49 pmYeah, forgot to add..
"MediaDisc".
"MediaDisc".
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2003 1:51 amDear Harrier,
Hi.Try using SmartBurn from Lite-ON.It reports manufacturers even if the ATIP code is generic.This has worked for me.A CD-RW was recognised as unknown by Nero Infotool and Nero CD-DVD Speed.I fired up Smart Burn and it told me that the disc was manufactured my Moser Baer India.
So you may try this,
See ya later,
::Pranav::
Hi.Try using SmartBurn from Lite-ON.It reports manufacturers even if the ATIP code is generic.This has worked for me.A CD-RW was recognised as unknown by Nero Infotool and Nero CD-DVD Speed.I fired up Smart Burn and it told me that the disc was manufactured my Moser Baer India.
So you may try this,
See ya later,
::Pranav::
Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2003 10:22 amUmm, that isn't neccessarily a good thing!
Basically, there are a couple of "illegal" ATIP codes that anyone can use if they feel like it. DST, MBIL and a number of smaller manufacturers have been known to use these ATIPs, but it's impossible to differentiate between manufacturers without more info about the disc. In come cases you can tell who made it by looking at the serial number(s), but even this isn't always accurate.
Basically, there are a couple of "illegal" ATIP codes that anyone can use if they feel like it. DST, MBIL and a number of smaller manufacturers have been known to use these ATIPs, but it's impossible to differentiate between manufacturers without more info about the disc. In come cases you can tell who made it by looking at the serial number(s), but even this isn't always accurate.