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Old 2002-12-24, 14:42
Chunkmiester Chunkmiester is offline
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Default DOS and CD Burners

I have been currently playing with "Amok", a dos CD Burner, but it only supports up to 4x read and 2x Write. Also it doesn't allow me to burn from images or create tocs. Before you GBT me- Does anyone have personal experiance of dos cd writers? Are there better ones on the market than Amok? I was told that amok was one of the best freeware ones- but i'm willing to pay for a better alternitive.

-Chunk
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Old 2002-12-24, 18:57
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http://www.brennmeister.com/

and which Amok do you mean, it�s dead?
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Old 2002-12-27, 22:45
Chunkmiester Chunkmiester is offline
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Cheers for the link bsk, but are there any of those programs that you personally recommend? And as to that link to the Amok cracking group- as far as i know Amok Dos Burner has nothing to do with them. I got Amok from an old Freeware Review magazine that was a few years old- i prefer it to Nero though because so far i haven't had a failed burn (apart from audio due to the lack of toc frame writing).
So BSK- any recommendations?

Chunk
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Old 2002-12-28, 07:51
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Default Re: DOS and CD Burners

no, I�m still using Clone CD, just to avoid having my CD drive running all the time.
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Old 2002-12-28, 21:50
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I don't bother using dos burning programs. Most of them don't work well or make bad disks half the time. I stick with Nero and CloneCD.
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Old 2002-12-29, 01:52
junglist junglist is offline
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Default Re: DOS and CD Burners

have you tried cdrecord?

i guess it needs windows as well though, since its written for linux, but will run on windows with proper .dlls. it rocks though... i can burn an audio cd with a double click on the desktop...
 
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