Re: How can I use DVD-RAM as a harddisk ?
- From: Suxen <Suxen.22sg6m@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 6 Feb 2006 03:13:33 +0000
That's not entirely true. Windows XP can write to DVD-RAM discs if they
are formatted in FAT32. However, UDF is considered a faster filesystem,
and indeed benchmarks have showed for large files especially, a UDF
formatted disc will be a lot faster than using a FAT32 formatted disc.
XP can natively read UDF formatted discs up to version 2.01, but not
write to them.
Rock Wrote:
Glen wrote:
For dvd ram you don't need extra software. Dvd ram support is built
into xp.
Glen P
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Eric Kwan wrote:
I have a DVD-Super Multi-Drive (support DVD-RAM).
I heard before that we can use DVD-RAM as a harddisk under windows XP
envirnoment. Is it really? And How to do that?
Thanks All.
You'll need 3rd party packet writing software for this - Nero's InCd
or
Roxio's Drag-to-Disc are two options.
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Rock
MS MVP Windows - Shell/User
Arghhh...righto....somehow the mind got lost on that one. Thanks for
the correction.
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Rock
MS MVP Windows - Shell/User
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