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Any chance you can make xpress compatible with DVD-Ram discs?
321_Q/A
Inactive
13 Jun 2003 12:58 PM
The chances are that they will not make the software compatible with RAM disks.. sorry.
The thing about RAM disks is that they hold more info, but it is very hard to find a player that plays them. (besides the computer)
I was told that some people got DXC to work with RAM disks, but like I mentioned, it was hard for them to play the disks.
Chickadee
Member
5 Jul 2003 3:49 AM
With the HS 2 (Panasonic), making a Ram disk, then converting on PC to VOB, makes for a work around to get stuff off HS 2....
I agree, it would be nice for 321 products to be at least able to read/convert DVD-RAM disks.
CRChickadee
motia
Inactive
7 Jul 2003 11:15 AM
The reason for me to want to get DVD-RAM support is to be able to test my burns before I use -R disks.
Unfortunatly my burner support only RAM and -R and not RW so evry fail burn is a coaster.
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