Using Roxio

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A disk was formatted using Roxio on a Win2K box. I wrote
some files on a WinXP box (Roxio installed) using
explorer.I was unable to view the files back on the Win2K
box using the cd-rw drive but was able to see them on my
cd-rom drive. Any suggestions on what the problem might
be? Thank you.
 
John said:
A disk was formatted using Roxio on a Win2K box. I wrote
some files on a WinXP box (Roxio installed) using
explorer.I was unable to view the files back on the Win2K
box using the cd-rw drive but was able to see them on my
cd-rom drive. Any suggestions on what the problem might
be? Thank you.

The answer's simple - in order for the disc to be read in an ordinary
CD-ROM, it must first be finalised. A disc with open sessions cannot be read
by a CD-ROM.
 
John said:
The answer's simple - in order for the disc to be read in an ordinary
CD-ROM, it must first be finalised. A disc with open sessions cannot be
read by a CD-ROM.

Wrong.

Almost all modern CD-ROM drives will now read open-session CDs.
Even 8 years ago, depending on the drive's brand, many also could.

johnf
 
John Erskine said:
A disk was formatted using Roxio on a Win2K box. I wrote
some files on a WinXP box (Roxio installed) using
explorer.I was unable to view the files back on the Win2K
box using the cd-rw drive but was able to see them on my
cd-rom drive. Any suggestions on what the problem might
be? Thank you. every thing is ok this is normal it there is a way two fix
the problem if you have easy cd it has a system on it that closes the cd's
in a certain way ok I do not have it installed ok but I no that there is
three ways two close a cd with easy cd note one is for you can listen two
the cd only on that computer and no one else's listen two the cd in your
car ok and so on ok this is the best i can do for you your friend Jeff
 
That is incorrect.

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Perdita X. Dream said:
The answer's simple - in order for the disc to be read in an ordinary
CD-ROM, it must first be finalised. A disc with open sessions cannot be read
by a CD-ROM.
 
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