Jeff,
you can buy a good new cd-rom drive for about $50 .. i doubt you're
that in the hole financially if you'd like a capable, relatively
satisfying cd-rom ..
other than that .. no clue if theres a back door ..
-jason
quoted 18 lines Just picked up the issue of FAQT w/ the Christina Ricci disc in it. I got
> Just picked up the issue of FAQT w/ the Christina Ricci disc in it. I got
> it at Tower, too. They had Ricci's Pieces CD but not the Warp 10 CDs.
> That pissed me off a bit. What a super store that place is! And REAL
> friendly service, too! Actually, it sucks donkey dick, but... I've only
> listened to a little of the CD. So far, the Cex track sounds pretty nice.
>
> Anyway, the reason I'm writing is to find out if anyone knows of a way to
> get around the limitations of a single-session CD-ROM drive. Ricci's
> Pieces has MP3s on it (from Qwerty, Colingib, et al) that I'd really like
> to hear but can't. Same kind of problem w/ Coltrane's The Ultimate Blue
> Train which has some pictures and shit that I can't access. If you're not
> aware, a single-session drive will read a CD/multimedia hybrid disc as
> simply an audio disc, thus not allowing enjoyment of the extra stuff. Can
> anyone help?
>
> Thanks,
> Jeff
>