Here's an easy question for you... I need a good, value for money, CD-RW that won't break the bank? After recent troubles with my IBM drive, I've decided that backing up on CD's is possibly the safest option (important stuff anyway)... Any thoughts? Emohawk
getting good reports about, say, a 40x or 48x Lite-on drive. Few problems and easy to make copy, erm... backup.... copy protected CDs....
Ta muchly Someone else recommended Lite-on a while ago, htey seem popular and cheap, just how I like em Cheers for the info... Emohawk
Ok, I have my nice new Liteon CD-RW, but what is the best software to use with it? I am demanding, hehe :rolleyes: Thx... Emo
Yea, there are a few CD's in there... I'm too lazy to install it atm I've got a WD 120gig Cavair to install too. I just doubted that the software with the drive would be the "best"... I'll give Nero a go tho... Cheers :grinthumb Emohawk
It all depends on what you want to burn......Nero is good for people who don't know much about burning. Makes things simple. I recommend CDRwin for most things. A little harder to understand, but better IMO.
