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- Jan 1, 1970
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I brought a Matshita 7585 cdrw about a year ago. My first
intention was to make copies for some old my oldies that
can't be found now. When I brought it, it comes with
adaptec EZcd creator. At first I hope I can make copies
track by track but after a few trials, I lower my targets
to just the whole cd but still wasn't able to do so. The
resulting cd was 1. having a lot of high freq noise and 2.
the volume was much lower than the original. Am I
expecting too much. To me it seems digital-digital
recording should not be distorted. My old cd are now
cracking from the spindle holes. Can anybody give
me some advice please. One more thing, how can we
get away with the jitter errors.
By the way I use a celeron 400, 96M Ram with an
IBM 10gig HDD, source Nec-285 cd-rom, target
Matshita 7585 cd-rw. Burning cd was the only job
that the machine was doing and nothing else at the
same time.
intention was to make copies for some old my oldies that
can't be found now. When I brought it, it comes with
adaptec EZcd creator. At first I hope I can make copies
track by track but after a few trials, I lower my targets
to just the whole cd but still wasn't able to do so. The
resulting cd was 1. having a lot of high freq noise and 2.
the volume was much lower than the original. Am I
expecting too much. To me it seems digital-digital
recording should not be distorted. My old cd are now
cracking from the spindle holes. Can anybody give
me some advice please. One more thing, how can we
get away with the jitter errors.
By the way I use a celeron 400, 96M Ram with an
IBM 10gig HDD, source Nec-285 cd-rom, target
Matshita 7585 cd-rw. Burning cd was the only job
that the machine was doing and nothing else at the
same time.