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Thread: Direce CD

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    Angry Direce CD

    Roxio CD Creator v5.01 works on my W2k system, but NOT it's accompanying Direct CD. I also use, what I calss as, the crappy Creatice CDRW 8438E - which does not help.

    Is there another software that would copy/delete files on a CDRW disk via Win Explorer as does Adaptec/Roxio's Direct CD?

    Thanks

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    Direct CD

    Thanks Norm. As I said it works, but the darn thing will not recognise my Creative CDRW. Do you think I could get a driver or updated driver that would allow recognition of the drivve? Of course not as Creative is so, so slack. I just uninstalled the whole damn thing and hope to renew my NEW Creative drive fiasco shortly. I don't think that the fault lies with Roxio's software as it is directly pointed at the Creative CDRW drive.

    Thanks anyway for your post.

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    Direct CD

    Yup! I spent some time browsing Roxio's pages, inc updates & etc all in vain.
    However, I am pleased to say that the whole chabang works well under Win98se. One can't have it all I guess. I would still dearly like to have Direct CD working with Win2k. As I said, I may work if I change this dreadful Creative RW8438E drive.

    Unfortunately I did not express myself well in my original thread. As I cannot get my CDRW drive to recognise Direct CD, I was wondering whether their is another program that would do the job as Roxio's Direct CD. If you come across the software, do let me know.

    Much appreciated.

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    I really don't recommend using DirectCD at all...Packet Writing software can cause problems afterwards and just wastes space anyways (since u have to format the CD which takes up space then you have to close it which takes up space).

    I'd recommend using something like Nero and just creating a Multisession CD...Nero has an explorer-like interface anyways.

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    Wink Direce CD

    You could be right. I used the latest Nero with gratifying success.

    Thanks.

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