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by DC » Fri, 12 Jan 2001 13:14:53

I need to purchase a new scsi cd-rw and cd-rom. 8x/4x writes are fine
and read on the burner isn't that important. I need a burner that can
do bit by bit copies. Also i need a cd-rom that can read bit by bit or
is good at copying copy protected cds. My price range on the burner is
about 150-175 on ebay or street price. The range on the reader is less
than 50. Thanks for your help.

by **ozetechnolog** » Fri, 12 Jan 2001 19:31:29

I use a Ricoh MP70605 CDRW (6x4x24) with linux, given me zero problems of any
kind, burned every type of disk I have tried with cdrecord.

For readers I use panasonic which again have given me no problems at all. The
only SCSI cdrom problems I have ever had was with a Sony that would not allow
me to use it for the source of disk to disk, and that was under windoze.

Not in the US so cannot comment on the prices.

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Quote:> I need to purchase a new scsi cd-rw and cd-rom. 8x/4x writes are fine
> and read on the burner isn't that important. I need a burner that can
> do bit by bit copies. Also i need a cd-rom that can read bit by bit or
> is good at copying copy protected cds. My price range on the burner is
> about 150-175 on ebay or street price. The range on the reader is less
> than 50. Thanks for your help.

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by **Lumina** » Sat, 13 Jan 2001 03:44:31

>I need to purchase a new scsi cd-rw and cd-rom. 8x/4x writes are fine
>and read on the burner isn't that important. I need a burner that can
>do bit by bit copies. Also i need a cd-rom that can read bit by bit or
>is good at copying copy protected cds. My price range on the burner is
>about 150-175 on ebay or street price. The range on the reader is less
>than 50. Thanks for your help.

You can get a Sony CRX140E (or newer model) with no Windoze software
for roughly that price (the dirve is IDE though, not SCSI). I use one
with Linux Mandrake through the IDE-SCSI emulation.

Cheers
Luminary.

by **Tom Shaft Jr** » Tue, 23 Jan 2001 02:55:49

> I need to purchase a new scsi cd-rw and cd-rom. 8x/4x writes are fine
> and read on the burner isn't that important. I need a burner that can
> do bit by bit copies. Also i need a cd-rom that can read bit by bit or
> is good at copying copy protected cds. My price range on the burner is
> about 150-175 on ebay or street price. The range on the reader is less
> than 50. Thanks for your help.

Pretty much all cd-burners do the same thing. Breaking copy protection is
in the method and the software used to accomplish it. I'm used a dozen or
so, all different speeds and bransd, and they all do the same job... HP's
suck though. (my opinion)

by **Null Pointer Exceptio** » Tue, 23 Jan 2001 07:22:55

Pretty much all burners are the same EXCEPT for overburn. Some copy
protection comes from using 80 min (730? MB) CDs. If you want to copy these
CDs you will need a burner that supports overburn.

-NPE

> > I need to purchase a new scsi cd-rw and cd-rom. 8x/4x writes are fine
> > and read on the burner isn't that important. I need a burner that can
> > do bit by bit copies. Also i need a cd-rom that can read bit by bit or
> > is good at copying copy protected cds. My price range on the burner is
> > about 150-175 on ebay or street price. The range on the reader is less
> > than 50. Thanks for your help.

> Pretty much all cd-burners do the same thing. Breaking copy protection is
> in the method and the software used to accomplish it. I'm used a dozen or
> so, all different speeds and bransd, and they all do the same job... HP's
> suck though. (my opinion)

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