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Re: Are CD drives getting less usable as time passes?
« on: May 26, 2003, 08:53:42 AM »
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patrik wrote:
Fortunately CD-ROMs have the possibility be controlled by software to spin in a number of different speeds. That would enable you to run your 48X drive in 8X. If you are using windows on your pc I know for certain that a number of utilities exists.

Whenever I watch a movie using my PC I use the utility "Nero DriveSpeed" to set my CD-ROM to 8X. There is some software and text about this here:  CD Speed

On the amiga I am not so sure if anyone have written a utility like this.


/Patrik


Yeah there is, try this

COPY CD0: RAM: ALL CLONE QUIET

Then run your program.

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So I guess that A500, 600, 1000, 2000, CDTV, CD32, are pure garbage then? Thanks for posting here.