Clone CD

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Hello, everyone. Is there a freeware program similar to Clone CD? I
like the interface that it has because it is so straight forward in
the way it works.
 
RawCDCopy
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I forgot to mention that you need Aspi drivers but don't know where to
get them. I am sure someone here can help, else try in
alt.comp.periphs.cdr

Frank
 
Hello, everyone. Is there a freeware program similar to Clone CD? I
like the interface that it has because it is so straight forward in
the way it works.
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XDuplicator, it's a front end to erm..CDRDAO, or something, you need
both. Sorry for the ambiguity, do a search on XDuplicator and the page
will have a link to the program it's a front end to.
 
msd13 said:
XDuplicator, it's a front end to erm..CDRDAO, or something, you need
both. Sorry for the ambiguity, do a search on XDuplicator and the page
will have a link to the program it's a front end to.
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Doesn't quite do what CloneCD does afaik. RawCDCopy more or less does.

Frank
 
Frank said:
Doesn't quite do what CloneCD does afaik. RawCDCopy more or less does.

Frank
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I followed this discussion with interest and dnloaded a copy of Raw CD Copy.

It ran and gave multiple read errors while making the image. Finally, it
burned a copy on an Imation CD and it was inaccessible afterwards - a
coaster presumably.

I repeated this with a different (Memorex) CD and the only error was a
failure to read text. It went through the imaging and the burning process
and, when I try to access this CD I get the same message as before "Please
insert a CD into drive d:"

Is this normal for this prog? I am using a Pioneer DVD A05 - DVD and CD
writer.

TIA

Rua
 
:
: : >
: > > >Hello, everyone. Is there a freeware program similar to Clone CD? I
: > > >like the interface that it has because it is so straight forward in
: > > >the way it works.
: > >
: > > XDuplicator, it's a front end to erm..CDRDAO, or something, you need
: > > both. Sorry for the ambiguity, do a search on XDuplicator and the page
: > > will have a link to the program it's a front end to.
: >
: > Doesn't quite do what CloneCD does afaik. RawCDCopy more or less does.
: >
: > Frank
: >
:
: I followed this discussion with interest and dnloaded a copy of Raw CD Copy.
:
: It ran and gave multiple read errors while making the image. Finally, it
: burned a copy on an Imation CD and it was inaccessible afterwards - a
: coaster presumably.
:
: I repeated this with a different (Memorex) CD and the only error was a
: failure to read text. It went through the imaging and the burning process
: and, when I try to access this CD I get the same message as before "Please
: insert a CD into drive d:"
:
: Is this normal for this prog? I am using a Pioneer DVD A05 - DVD and CD
: writer.
:
: TIA
:
: Rua
:
It may be the CD. I've had this happen and found the Memorex C.D. to be bad.
That (defective products) often occurs when buying anything in bulk from Awl-Mart.
Once I found a decent C.D., it worked OK. There may be an issue with Memorex CD's.

Helen
 
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I followed this discussion with interest and dnloaded a copy of Raw CD
Copy.

It ran and gave multiple read errors while making the image. Finally, it
burned a copy on an Imation CD and it was inaccessible afterwards - a
coaster presumably.

I repeated this with a different (Memorex) CD and the only error was a
failure to read text. It went through the imaging and the burning process
and, when I try to access this CD I get the same message as before "Please
insert a CD into drive d:"

Is this normal for this prog? I am using a Pioneer DVD A05 - DVD and CD
writer.

TIA

Rua
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I had similar problems trying to 'clone' a music CD (haven't had the
opportunity/requirement to try it with a data disk yet).

I normally use Burn at Once, but it occasionally baulks at a CD.

Admittedly my hardware is getting on a bit, but I found that I couldn't
write DAO, but I could write SAO.

Not sure why that should be different for a CD-R, but there you go....
 
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