Help Me Buy A CD Reader for Use with Clone CD
Posted:
Wed Dec 31, 1969 11:18 pmby BillyGoat
I want to buy a new CD ROM drive to complement my new 24X Samsung Burner. I plan to use Clone CD. I live in India and I have limited choices in here. I want to be able to copy protected cds and general cds (using on the fly copying). From among the choices I have.....
Acer 52X and 56X
ASUS 50X
Creative 52X
LG 52X
Samsung 52X
Sony 52X
I want you ppl to suggest me which do I go for from among these. I specifically want to be able to do SD2 copying on the fly.
Posted:
Wed Dec 31, 1969 11:18 pmby Han
Why don't you consider a DVD-ROM instead? Toshiba and Lite-On drives skip errors quite quickly...
Search
CDR-Info for more details since they are more CloneCD addicted site.
I Dont have an option for a DVD ROM drive
Posted:
Wed Dec 31, 1969 11:19 pmby BillyGoat
I don't have an option for a DVD ROM Drive as I can't afford it at the moment. :(
Posted:
Wed Dec 31, 1969 11:19 pmby skyline
go with Creative 52X .........that's a great cd rom..... or get a dvdrom... pioneer dvd......buy it here....it's kidda cheap
www.nexthardwareshop.com
hopefully it's work...
Re: I Dont have an option for a DVD ROM drive
Posted:
Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:25 amby eliminator
BillyGoat wrote:I don't have an option for a DVD ROM Drive as I can't afford it at the moment.
Yes you can - if u live in USA !...Fry's got EPO 16x40 @ $35
(with mail-in rebate)
Posted:
Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:25 amby OBI-WAN
I would go with either the afreey 56x If you can get it, or Creative 52x
Posted:
Thu Jan 01, 1970 12:57 amby eliminator
Asus 52x beats everything out there
Posted:
Thu Jan 01, 1970 4:28 amby BoGMan1a
Try the Toshiba SD-M1612 DVD-ROM. My system came with one set with the 16X40X speeds by the firmware(x806) but it outdid any of the 16x48x DVD-ROM readers that I tried to replace it with (liteon,btc, and pioneer) so I just kept it. I recommended it to a friend who found it on the 'net for $39 plus shipping (about $51 total) and he raves about it. No software or cables there, but there is plenty of free stuff out there if you look.
thing
Posted:
Mon Nov 25, 2002 6:31 amby forbjok
does the Creative 52x fully support correct efm encoding of regular bit patterns?