WriteCD-RW - 1.5use your CD-RW just like a floppy |
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- Version: 1.5, 4/26/2002 09:46PM PST
sqcircle
your work on this product- I would be interested in a version without the shortcomings I found in version 1.2: -Formatting each CD-RW takes 45 minutes -It doesn't support CD-Rs, only CD-RWs -Changes to Finder views don't stay -Writes to disc even when no changes made This looks like a product with some potential but the product description is misleading in suggesting that it is fast without mentioning the 45 minute formatting wait. Also, CD-RW drives can write CD-Rs, so it is natural to assume that they would be supported.
There is a… - Version: 1.5, 10/12/2001 05:33PM PST
Delysid
real need for a product that will do for the Mac OS what Adaptec/Roxio's Direct CD does for Windows (and used to do for earlier versions of Mac OS). I use DirectCD on my Windows machine and it is great. It can treat CD-RW's *or* CD-R's as big floppies. With CD-R's the files can't actually be erased, of course, but their directory reference is, so you don't see them anymore. Might sound silly but in practice it's very useful, especially if you're mainly copying great big files or bunches of files to the CD-R (e.g. for backing up or transferring big downloads from a machine with a fast Internet connection to a machine with a slow one). I haven't tried WriteCD but I can tell you such a product is truly useful and someone should write one for Mac OS -- ideally, Apple should make it part of the system, and hopefully will for OS X.
I bought it,… 



- Version: 1.5, 9/25/2001 03:24PM PST
VictorBurner
used it, and regretted it. It worked (sorta) but formatting and writing took forever. Then I asked myself "With blank CDs costing 25 cents each why am I spending more for CD-RW media and wasting too much time rewriting them?" From now on I'm gonna burn 'em quickly using Toast and throw it away and burn another instead rewriting. What a waste of money all around!