Mass CD / DVD duplication
01 March 2005, 10:03 PM
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Mass CD / DVD duplication
I have to burn 200 copies of an audio CD for a mates' band and thought it would be as simple as buying a few burners and burning 3 or 4 copies at one time.
Unfortunately this is not the case, I can still only burn one copy at a time (even though I have three 16x DVD burners in there!).
Could it be the software I am using - Nero OEM v6?
Is there any way of doing this using PC components rather than buying a stand alone duplication unit costing £600-£900.
I am not new to PC's and have built probably 100 of them, though this is the first time I have tried building a system for this task!
Thanks in anticipation...
Unfortunately this is not the case, I can still only burn one copy at a time (even though I have three 16x DVD burners in there!).
Could it be the software I am using - Nero OEM v6?
Is there any way of doing this using PC components rather than buying a stand alone duplication unit costing £600-£900.
I am not new to PC's and have built probably 100 of them, though this is the first time I have tried building a system for this task!
Thanks in anticipation...
01 March 2005, 11:09 PM
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if you already have the burners
http://www.diskdepot.co.uk/acatalog/Duplicators.html bottom of the page.
http://www.diskdepot.co.uk/acatalog/Duplicators.html bottom of the page.
01 March 2005, 11:46 PM
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A mate of mine used to burn 3 at a time so there is definately a way. I wonder if it is software based... He had scusi (sp?) burners and it was years ago. I have no idea myself... try google 
Oooh, look here
http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-...g/Feurio.shtml
Oooh, look here
http://www.softpedia.com/get/CD-DVD-...g/Feurio.shtml
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02 March 2005, 12:11 AM
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I think Disk juggler used to be able to burn multiple copies to multiple writers...
Worth doing a search on the web.The software used to be made by a company called Padus
Good luck
Nick
P.S: Have you tried CDRWin by Goldenhawk.That supports multiple writers too
Soulgirl - Scusi is spelt scsi
Worth doing a search on the web.The software used to be made by a company called Padus
Good luck
Nick
P.S: Have you tried CDRWin by Goldenhawk.That supports multiple writers too
Soulgirl - Scusi is spelt scsi
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Originally Posted by Soulgirl
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02 March 2005, 08:47 AM
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Burning to multiple drives shouldn't be a problem in a PC
The drives must be identical though (i.e. all Pioneer DVR-107D) and ideally all running the same firmware. If they are not, each different drive has different writing tables and you'll produce more coasters than good discs.
Paul
The drives must be identical though (i.e. all Pioneer DVR-107D) and ideally all running the same firmware. If they are not, each different drive has different writing tables and you'll produce more coasters than good discs.
Paul
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