Re: CDR's & MP3 for GS???

[labelas@hotmail.com (Labelas Enoreth)]

> >CDRW disc, they must support a feature called Multiread (regardless of
> >whether the disc was burned or packet written).  The concept of sessions
> >doesn't really apply to packet writing, and there is always just one icon.
> 
> That is EXACTLY what I saw with the HP CD-RW drive.  Packet
> writing didn't seem to take much CPU power at all and worked
> just like floppy/hard drive writing.
> 
> I'm pretty sure the IIGS can handle this.  I mean, it can handle
> the Tulin Optical drive and that's probably because that drive
> used packets, just like a floppy/hard drive.

Well, wouldn't someone not only need to write a driver for the drive, but
a UDF FST as well? And at that point, why not just use something other
than a multiread CDRW, like a semi-large HD? I mean, you and the few
others with that CDRW drive would be able to read the disc, but not anyone
else with a CD drive, so...