Hi. We are about to start producing CD-ROMs in house and I noticed in an
article a comment to the effect that CD-ROMs that are produced in multiple
sessions require special CDROM readers in order to read all of the sessions.
Can anyone here expand on this? One of the uses we hope to make of this system
is storing a set of monthly accounting reports to CD, and then making them
available. If we can only read the first session on a disk, it is a serious
fly in the ointment! Any help would be appreciated. Kyrie
Kyrie,
To read multi-session discs requires not only a drive capable of reading
sessions beyond the first, but also software that can handle multi-session as
well. If the drive or software doesn't have this capability you'll only see
the first session on the disc.
What drive and software are you using?
David