AAH said:
Have a look here for nero's INCD
You may have to run the full program
for incd to work properly.
http://hippo.ncnu.edu.tw/Windows/Collection/CDR-Soft/Nero/
I have old Adaptec ver 4.xxx and it is acting flaky. It has direct cd
which I like. Any freeware that work like Direct CD and make it where I
can use a cd similar to a floppy?
L.D.
Roxio(formerly)'s Direct CD v5 was easy to use, dependable and came with the
CD hardware,
but the latest CD-RW had Nero...which I utterly dislike! With Direct CD v
5 one could play the CD on other computers, no so with Nero! Furthermore,
on the
98 machine on which Roxio Direct CD is it does just fine with v5 (pre
sell-out
to other corp), but I've found the updated version reader less favorable.
For some
reason I did not find it as user friendly, dependable nor as good as the
former v5.
But when on t he Net, Roxio (this is some time ago) would try to make you
update
to version 7 which in my experience was a complete no-go! Direct CD was
the
easiest, straight-forward method of formatting CD-RW's, reading UDF (the
once gen
standard) CDs, drag and drop (my favorite way of making data CD's), but
after the corp
was bought out, then all the hassels began. I have not found Nero (neither
the
version that came with an LG CD-RW nor the version that came with a Lite-On
DVD writer to
be worth diddly-squat! Bottom line: Nero is a no-go. Also, InCD is NOT
like
Direct CD. The latter is a good program, the former a mere wannabe. If
Nero has any program for sale that is different than what they include with
the
hardware, then they can forever keep their junk. I've had enough of Nero to
last me a
lifetime.
After using Roxio's Direct CD, Nero will NEVER measure up. Even their
splash is trash. If you liked Direct CD, you will have to LOWER your
standards to like
anything Nero or the other $ greedballs come up with.
)