Helping my friend with Fryingpan

[JapeA1]

Well, my friend doesn't know what kind of CD-burner he should buy.

What i have looked support for different drives are quite limited or is it?

So question:

What kind of burners you guys use with classics and fryingpan. And does it burn 800mb cd's.


Thanks very much for answers already...

[motorollin]

First question, what Amiga does he have? Does it have SCSI or just IDE?

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moto

[AmiKit]

http://www.tbs-software.com/fp/requirements.phtml

[JapeA1]

@motorolling

A1200 with IDE, zorro expansion 060 64mb cgfx IIRC


@Amikit

http://www.tbs-software.com/fp/requirements.phtml

from page:
*So far the program has been reported to work properly with following drives:*

Yes, i'm aware of that page, but i'm asking has anyone tried with other burners, with something that is not in list? And possibly with 800mb cd's

[krize]

i would just try an old IDE burner, install Fryingpan/Makecd (wich now is free) and test.

[JapeA1]

He has both registered, what drive you are using?
does it burns 800mb discs?

[JapeA1]

*Bump*

[marcfrick2112]

Hi, I am using a LiteOn 20x DVD-R/RW drive with MakeCD.
AFAIK, most new CD-R/W or DVD-R drives should work with MakeCD,
at least, and prob. fryingpan as well. I use the 'CDR_SCSI3_ATAPI' driver. As far as getting
800MB on a CD, that may be pushing your luck, I haven't gotten
that much on a CD even using my PC and Nero 6 :roll: MakeCD
will let you try to burn >640MB on a disc, but my one attempt
to burn like 731MB to a CD, didn't work.
   Also, from what I have read, certain drives and/or media
may not support 'overburn'.

[krize]

LiteOn 8x here