Oblique Hostility wrote:
quoted 4 lines I think there's potentially a market for releasing music on a 'burn to order>I think there's potentially a market for releasing music on a 'burn to order'
>basis. The biggest problem is that you have to have 700meg free on your hard
>disk at any given time to hold the CD image, and it's time consuming reading
>these images on and off of CD in order to burn new ones.
Shoot me down as ignorant, but I've heard that you need a fairly
non-standard hard disk as your source storage. My understanding is that you
need to burn the entire CD in a single hit. Conventional disk drives will
pause every now and again to do a thermal calibration check which will screw
up your contiguous dump to the CD. So, you either need a disk that does
calibration incrementally, or a good amount of RAM as a buffer.
But, I could be wrong!
Andrew
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