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#118703- Sell me a CD-R! Message #118727
From: Jeff Weiss CDROM Forum · CD-Recordables July 6, 1995 5:46 AM
>>My company has three CDROM titles now, and we're about to make a fourth.>The discs often contain Unix files, so I'll produce a Rock Ridge- compatible ISO image file with some software under Linux, working from a hard disk image. I'll e that ISO image to a CD-R.
#117884 Plasmon Daisy-chain? Message #117972
From: Jeff Weiss Network Computing Forum · CD-Recordables June 22, 1995 7:21 AM
>> Do you know what card they use and whether they are available other than from JVC?.>Also do you have the Plasmon BBS number? Thanks.
From: Jeff Weiss Network Computing Forum · CD-Recordables June 21, 1995 7:32 AM
The Philips 522 is arguably the best recorder available in terms of reliability, compatibility (of media and software), ease of use (huge expandable buffer for use with just about any hard drive), and price/performance. I would recommend it above all others for the data archiving applications you described. We carry…
#117857 #Plasmon Daisy-chain? Message #117874
From: Jeff Weiss Network Computing Forum · CD-Recordables June 21, 1995 7:32 AM
>> There is a software only solution by 4B technologies that does work with the philips drives.
#117752 #ADAT to WAV Message #117873
From: Jeff Weiss Network Computing Forum · CD-Recordables June 21, 1995 6:42 AM
>> Such services cost in the area of $30.
#117727 #Plasmon Daisy-chain? Message #117745
From: Jeff Weiss Network Computing Forum · CD-Recordables June 19, 1995 7:32 AM
Plasmon has some very rough, unsupported code on their BBS which illustrates the capabilities of parallel recording to their drives. The code only works with the Plasmon drives, however. As I said, it is also very raw. You would want to put a pretty interface on it and add some…
>> If you are the handy man type- there is one brand of standard off the shelf color inkjet printer you can buy.
>> True, but then you lose that additional potential platform.
>> The Kodak players are fairly "dumb,"
#116378 #PhotoCopy Message #116553
>> That may change things and perhaps we will have more PortfolioCD creating software on the market next year.
From: Jeff Weiss Amiga User Forum · Personal Apps February 7, 1994 12:34 PM
Thanks for the suggestion. My point about the networking was that the client with the Amiga is not in a situation to conveniently network their computer. Jeff
From: Jeff Weiss Amiga User Forum · Personal Apps February 4, 1994 8:58 AM
I am looking for a way to transfer large amounts of data (100+ MB) from the Amiga to either an IBM PC compatible or Macintosh. The Amiga and the other two machines are at different locations, so I cannot network them. The large amount of data precludes uploading the files.…