#Which CDR program best?
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I'm getting a Philips/Kodak CD Recordable unit and am wondering which program
has the best price/performance. I've used OMI's QuickTOPiX but found that it
crashed on relatively large datasets. I consider Gear to be a bit too pricey.
The last time I asked this question here on the forum EASYCD was recommended.
If anyone out there is using EASYCD could they please let me know what they
think of it.
Thanks
We have used both CD-GEN, from CD-ROM Strategies and CD-RECORD from Dataware
Technologies, both products have worked well and we've made hundreds of discs
using both. We're in the process of switching over to CD-RECORD for most of
our production needs because it doesn't require 2 times the amount of hard disk
space.
Hope this helps.
Verlan
Can CDRECORD drive the Philips/Kodak machine? How much does it cost? That's
great that it doesn't require 2x disk space!!
Do you or anyone else have any experience using Corel SCSI Pro to write to a
CDROM cutter?
Phil
My company Information Inception, which is UK based, acts as dealers for
Philips CDD 521 and WinOnCD pre-mastering software.
We have has considerable experience using WinOnCD for one-off CDs with no
problems.
If you want more information please give me a call on 0252 371118 (Farnborough,
Hants, UK)
regards – Hugh Speirs
inVzn Development Corporation has a Windows based CD-R mastering system that
handles mega huge data sets.
Contact:
Robert Riesch
1-800-828-8884
Ernie
Thanks for the tip there Ernie. I'm located in the UK and can't call 800
numbers. Do you have another number or FAX for inVzn perhaps? THanks!!
Phil,
Sorry about the phone number thing. I'll try again.
inVzn Development Corporation
1478 North Tech Boulevard
Suite 109
Gilbert, AZ 85234
(602) 497-5560 (Voice)
(800) 828-8884 (Voice)
(602) 926-9402 (Fax)
Ernie
You might try Sony's Electronic Publishing Company. I know they have a good PC
based package called Multimedia Formatter which they do seem to sell unbundled.
-dle
Again, do you know how much this Sony mastering software costs? It seems
unlikely that it would work with the Philips/Kodak CDR machines as they have a
competitive unit.
Their software sells for $595 and $1495 or fairly close to those numbers. The
$595 does PC compatible CD's and the higher prices package supports additional
features. The software appears to be driven by different internal companies is
why I suggested at least checking them out.
-dle