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#51151- #IRQ Redirector Message #51755
From: Thomas Borchert CDROM Forum · Multimedia June 30, 1993 2:48 AM
John, I would like to try it. Maybe you could email me? Best, Thomas
#47610- 7th guest Message #47739
From: Thomas Borchert CDROM Forum · General May 5, 1993 12:39 PM
Chris, it's HOT_TOPIC of the month in the gamers forum (Go GAMERS, section 12). Anything there: support, hints and criticism – a lot of that. People keep saying, graphics and sound were awsome, but the judgement of the gameplay ranges from "lousy" to "gameplay? what gameplay?". I remember having read…
#44024 #CD-ROM-XA standard Message #44074
From: Thomas Borchert CDROM Forum · General March 25, 1993 10:34 AM
Thanks a lot for that. The questioning goes on: What about drives? What do XA drives need, that normal CD-ROM drive do not have? Is a multi session photo CD drive automatically a XA drive? Thanks again. Thomas
#43987 CD-ROM-XA standard Message #44072
From: Thomas Borchert CDROM Forum · General March 25, 1993 10:34 AM
Thank you, I will do that. Thomas
CD-ROM-XA standard Message #43966
From: Thomas Borchert CDROM Forum · General March 24, 1993 5:01 PM
Can anybody here explain in plain, simple words, what the XA standard is? I understand it is NOT the same as reading multi session Photo CDs – although many people seem to think so. Thanks, Thomas
#43532 Philips CM-205 Message #43965
From: Thomas Borchert CDROM Forum · Marketplace March 24, 1993 5:01 PM
Hi Susan, I am science editor with a german newspaper and had a talk with the Philips germany people about the CM 205. Main point: At the CeBIT fair (now in Hannover, GER) they intended to present CM 206 (I hope I got the numbers right). If they did not,…
From: Thomas Borchert CDROM Forum · General March 24, 1993 4:58 PM
Mike, I had always difficulties understandig what Bill Thomas explains in his answer to your message. In my laymans words I think it is this (Bill, please correct me, if not): Although the audio data on an audio CD is stored in digital format, you will never get digital data…