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>>As for Kodak's attempts to make money from Photo CD thus far, the less said the better…
Thanks for the info, sounds great! Britt
>>two different "soundtracks."
>>You get it anyhow. For a Portfolio disc you can choose to use all 5 Photo CD resolutions, or just the 3 "base" resolutions (which are all good enough for TV/monitor viewing).
Thanks, Peter! BB
Deirdre', >>They've just done a lousy job marketing it, so the usual response when we say "It does Photo CD Portfolio" is "Huh?"
>>4. to give me the opportunity of competing with D.L.>the CIRC encoder which will devide the content of one CD sector into blocks and interleve these blocks with blocks from two other sectors. In order to record one sector you have to write three sectors to have all information flushed…
#Really Dumb Question
Message #116356
I have seen, for the last couple of years, discussions about how CD-ROM recording is a tricky process. One of the basic issues that everyone knows about is the need for a fast hard drive that can get info to the recorder without interuption. Things like lots of small files,…
>>One of the presenters in the session at the SIGCAT conference here today used exactly that example of what people would do with up to 7.4 GB of data space on one disc.
>>PhotoCopy as well which makes fully licensed PhotoCD/PortfolioCD. It is available (since 1993) and was reviewed in the May issue of CD-ROM Pofessional.>Please call us at 1-800-330-MPEG if you are interested.
#3DO
Message #116305
>>If you're really interested in this (and you must be, to spend so much time & bandwidth on it 😉 you ought to get the disc we'll be publishing later this year called "CD Publishing: The Seminar Disc."
#3DO
Message #116304
> Then why is a cassette tape about half the cost of a CD? >>Because a cassette can be made for about $.45, + packaging (which is typically MUCH less because there's less 4 color, only 1 piece of printed material, and typically about $.20-.50/unit, where CD packaging can cost…
#Multisession & Incat
Message #116303
>>you should see the software we have for _producing_ Photo CDs! Very sexy, and my personal favorite "child."