TDK CDRWs

Never tried them...but they are not great disks!! You should stick to Sony, HP or Kodak! They are the best! Never had any problem with these 3 brands. Especially as far as reading them later...like an audio CD in a car!

GHackmann

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#32309

2000-11-02 23:35

He's talking about the CD-RW drives, not the disks.

While I can't talk from personal experience, the TDK website says that it is compatible, and it uses Nero which should be compatible too. You won't get packet writing yet though since it uses InCD which isn't Win2K compatible yet.

BlaZeR2

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#32310

2000-11-04 06:25

I am currently using a TDK VeloCD 1210 on a dual Win2k system

it came with nero 5, which i used for a while, but recently switched to adaptec 4 EZ CD. Direct CD 3 with the latest update, supports drive, so you get packet writing in 2000.

This drive is also fully CloneCD compatible. I would recomend it whole-heartedly. After all, it is just a rebadge of the Plextor 1210A

BlaZeR2

Ge0ph

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#32311

2000-11-04 18:52

I have a freind that has one. It replaced his Plextor CDRW and he says the TDK is the best burner he has ever owned, and he has went through a lot of burners.

RattDawg

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#32312

2000-11-05 16:10

I Have a TDK Drive and have no problems with it. I am having trouble with the TDK software but EZ CD creater 4 with the latest updates is working great.
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