Custom Karaoke Discs

[Kernow]

There is no 'standard', you need to check to see if yours can or not.

Or download the evaluation version of
http://www.powerkaraoke.com/src/prod_powercdgburner.php
And check
Full version is not a great outlay ($39)

[Glenski]

Or download the evaluation version of
http://www.powerkaraoke.com/src/prod_powercdgburner.php
And check
Full version is not a great outlay ($39)

That is the software i recommend and also use and it works fine with most modern DVD/RW writers after playing around with various settings

I use the following: LG HL-DT-ST DVD-RAM GH22LS30 Sata writer .... which are dirt cheap

Thank you

Glenn

[DazzyD]

Neil

PM sent!

[DeckstarDeluxe]

Thanks for that Dazzy, I'll look into it properly when I have a spare hour or two

[DazzyD]

No bother. It will help you to find out if its worth pursuing the option of burning your own discs. If it comes up as a no-no then it'll save you wasting time on downloading/buying the software.

[Digital Jack]

The info' at the following ling may be of some use...

http://www.tricerasoft.com/drivelist.html

[DazzyD]

That page has been on Tricerasoft's site for a number of years and may well be out of date. It refers to:

USB2 - Good potential. This is a new standard to compete with Firewire. It is much faster than USB but is very new. USB2 compatible equipment and interfaces are just now becoming available.

Firewire - Very New/Fast. This could be the one to get in the future.

Both USB2 and Firewire have been around for a number of years now but both are currently being superseeded by USB3 and Intel's LightPeak/Thunderbolt so those comments show how old the information is. Still, it's a useful starting point and two of my previous drives are on the list (unfortunately, those models, as far as I remember, have been discontiued).