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M.........mM(mMm)Mm.........M on 2001-09-25 22:25 [#00036367] | |||||||||
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If you want to transfer files from one computer to another computer, can you simply burn them onto a cd? The cd burner software has a "data cd" option (plus audio option), well I wonder if, when burned, it will be TRANSFERABLE again to the other computer or just on there permanently... I'm stupid. (these files are not mp3's or wav's, they're .it and maybe some other types as well.) I guess the only way is to try it. I bought a pack of 40 3.5 inch hard drive disks and found they only hold about 1.5 (meg?) each so they're almost useless even if zipped. |
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dronox from formerly www.dronox.com [under construction] on 2001-09-25 22:47 [#00036383] | |||||||||
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As long as you "close" or "finish" the disc, you should be able to use it just as a normal cd-rom. |
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|REFLEX| from Edmonton, Alberta, Canada on 2001-09-25 23:47 [#00036434] | |||||||||
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You can buy CDR's thats what you have and you used to burn CDS for music. Most people use them to transfer data as well, but you can only take the stuff off and copy it once you burn it as a data CD. So you can reuse that same info over and over. What youd want it CDRR-W's thats rewritable CDS. You can obviously rewrite them. Its good for that stuff. I have those and a Zip drive... 100MB disks and lots of companies and places haveem.. so its effiecient. |
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Narkotic from Orange County, California, USA on 2001-09-26 00:09 [#00036450] | |||||||||
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Just answer the mans question. YES. If you write something to a CD-R, you can copy it to another computers harddrive. As many times as you want. But, you can NOT re-write to a CD-R once it has been finalized. Then comes in CD-RW. |
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M.........mM(mMm)Mm.........M on 2001-09-26 04:28 [#00036650] | |||||||||
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Thanks all. I ended up buying "data cds" as opposed to "audio cds", I guess you can't put data on audio ones. I only found non rewritable ones, but I guess it shouldn't matter since I only need to put in ON the cd once (then transfer it to the new computer) |
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chris from u!l73q on 2001-09-26 04:37 [#00036652] | |||||||||
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yes, there shouldn't be a problem with simple data cdr's. as that's what they are for. some years ago it was also common to use floppy disks and splitting the files, but now all the files are so large... strange how people are up all night on these kind of problems -;) by the way i really appreciate that you want to copy .it files. impulse tracker is quite an instrument. |
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M.........mM(mMm)Mm.........M on 2001-09-26 04:44 [#00036653] | |||||||||
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Yeah, I really like it. I use it indirectly though I guess, because I use "Modplug tracker", but it uses the .it format and almost all the effects and data entry etc are the same. It's pretty much the only music making software gizmo I've ever used, I may check out fruity loops on my new computer, another nice free sound organizer I hear. |
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chris from u!l73q on 2001-09-26 04:48 [#00036654] | |||||||||
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if i may ask, can i listen to some sound from you? |
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M.........mM(mMm)Mm.........M on 2001-09-26 04:56 [#00036655] | |||||||||
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Sure, do you make stuff with the program and can I hear it too? Perhaps we can remix eachother's stuff someday or something. www.mp3.com/artificialselection |
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chris from u!l73q on 2001-09-26 04:59 [#00036659] | |||||||||
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sounds cool, let me check your link tomorrow . i must really go sleep now, the sun is beginning to rise almost.... looking forward to it, c. |
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M.........mM(mMm)Mm.........M on 2001-09-26 05:03 [#00036663] | |||||||||
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That's strange, they sell them labled seperately as specifically "audio" or "data"... probably just to confuse me. There COULD be a reason, maybe they are slightly more efficient at data storing or something. |
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chris from u!l73q on 2001-09-26 05:03 [#00036664] | |||||||||
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i'm sorry, just one more after reflex was quicker than me... there are audio cdr's for cd recorder's, aren't they there? in .de the are more expensive because there's a tax for music copyright (the gema) on it... sorry, i don't wanna confuse you, data cdr's will of course go fine with both audio and plain files on a computer. i am the robot (oh, god i gotta go sleep) |
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