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Titolo: Per favore qualcuno può rispondere a questa complicata domanda sul Mitsumi To Go

Mi potere confermare con che versione di to go viene venduto il Mitumi 2x8x
e/o 4x8x?
Vi porto all'attenzione un testo preso dal sito Mitsumi dove si specifica
il tipo di software usato. Si menziona anche una versione di PacketCD per i
modelli sopracitati.
P.S. Il tipo si scrittura è solamente track at once o anche Packet Writing
(visto l'uso di PacketCD
Ciao 
rik...@usa.net
TESTO:
March 13, 1998: CeQuadrat and Mitsumi Team up on CD-Recordable
Solution
March 10, 1998: CeQuadrat Announces PacketCD 3.0
March 10, 1998: CeQuadrat Announces New WinOnCD Plug-in for DVD
Creation
CeQuadrat and Mitsumi Team up on CD-Recordable Solution
The Mitsumi CR-2801TE and CR-4801TE bundled with CeQuadrat’s ToGo 4.5! and
PacketCD
Hannover, Germany - March 13, 1998
At this year’s CeBIT, CeQuadrat and Mitsumi announce the new Mitsumi
CR-2801TE and CR-4801TE bundle which includes CeQuadrat’s exciting ToGo!
4.5 and PacketCD™ software. The combination of the Mitsumi CR-2801TE and
CR-4801TE hardware performance (2x write/8x read speed and 4x write/8x read
speed, respectively) and the excellent CeQuadrat software make this package
a
winner!
Michael Pauly, Sales and Marketing Manager of Mitsumi Electronics Europe
GmbH stated: "It is always our target to offer best value. Plug&Play as well
easy
to use application has high priority. The combination of our Plug&Play
CD-Recorder hardware with CeQuadrat’s ToGo! 4.5 software meets our above
mentioned high targets.
As special feature I like the exclusively to our bundle implemented QSound
function. The idea to play my music changed to 3-dimensional pleases me."
The CeQuadrat software included with Mitsumi package consists of PacketCD
and ToGo! 4.5. Using PacketCD™ users can save files to the CR-2801TE and
CR-4801TE as easily as if it were an extra large floppy drive. The exciting
new
ToGo! 4.5 software allows users to create customized audio CDs and ISO Data
CDs in a friendly "drag and drop" environment and the ability to make backup
copies of your CDs.
The ToGo! 4.5 audio editor provides matchless flexibility. The built-in
editor
allows the user to cut and paste digital audio files, add fade-in and
fade-out and
insert silence prior to recording an Audio-CD.
Bonus: QXpander™
This special version of ToGo! 4.5 also includes QSound’s QXpander™
technology, giving the user the ability to create a surround sound effect.
QXpander™ makes a stereo-to3D enhancement process available for both
speakers and headphones. QXpander™ requires no extra speakers or special
encoding of input signals, and provides an output signal with dramatically
widened stereo imaging and enhanced realism.
"We are extremely pleased to be working with CeQuadrat and Mitsumi as they
are technology leaders in the area of CD-Recording," said David Gallagher,
President of QSounds Lab, Inc. "The addition of QSound’s surround sound
capability will further enhance ToGo!’s already stellar audio editor giving
users
of this package unmatched functionality."
About Mitsumi
Mitsumi Electronics Europe GmbH with its headquarters in Neuss, Germany and
its branch offices in London/UK and Paris/France is the market leader of
CD-ROM drives and FDD. Mitsumi sells and supports its computer peripherals
with also mouse, keyboard and CD-recorder to OEMs and distribution channel.
For more information about Mitsumi please visit the website:
www.mitsumi.de
.
About CeQuadrat
CeQuadrat is a leading supplier of CD-R, CD-RW and DVD recording solutions
with headquarters in Aachen, Germany and an office in Palo Alto, California,
USA. CeQuadrat sells its software family of products to OEMs and through the
distribution channel.
For information on CeQuadrat’s entire line of products please visit our
website at
www.cequadrat.com
.
About QSound Labs, Inc.
Based in Calgary, Alberta, QSound Labs, Inc. (NASDAQ:QSNDF) serves the
home entertainment, PC/Multimedia, consumer electronics and professional
audio
industries. The company’s patented 3D audio technologies provide immense,
realistic 3D environments and include positional audio, stereo enhancement
and
virtual surround sound solutions.
QSound technology has also been used by many of the world’s leading music
artists and video game publishers including Bryan Adams, Pink Floyd, Sting,
Sega, Microsoft, Activision, and Electronic Arts.
For more information about QSound Labs, Inc. please visit the website:
www.qsound.ca
.
© 1998 by CeQuadrat GmbH/CeQuadrat (USA), Inc. All rights reserved.
Contents
CeQuadrat Announces PacketCD 3.0
Aachen/Palo Alto, March 10, 1998
CeQuadrat's new Packet Writing solution doubles the capacitiy of CD-R/RW
CeQuadrat today announced a new version of its UDF packet writing software
"PacketCD". The most important feature of this new version is transparent,
real-time data compression and de-compression, yielding in more capacity and
higher transfer speeds for packet writing.
Using a very fast compression algorythm, more data can be transfered to the
CD-Recorder, virtually transforming a 2x CD recorder into a 4x drive.
PacketCD
3.0 will also double the capacity of a CD-R or a CD-RW to more than 1 GB.
CDs
written with PacketCD 3.0 can be read back in any Windows 95 system, using
the
CeQuadrat driver which is provided on every CD written and finalised with
PacketCD.
About PacketCD
PacketCD provides easy and safe drive letter access to CD-R or CD-RW media.
Using incremental packet writing, PacketCD saves users from dreaded "Buffer
underrun" errors, and works completely in the background: A CD-Recorder
looks
and works just like any other removable medium. On CD-RW media, files can be
individually erased, and a sophisticated defect management prevents from
loss of
data when being written to damaged sectors.
PacketCD uses the industry wide accepted OSTA UDF (Universal Disc Format)
file system standard, which is also used for DVD. The UDF file system is an
integral part of new operating systems, such as Windows 98 and Mac OS 8.
About CeQuadrat
CeQuadrat was founded in Aachen, Germany in 1991, and was among the first
companies to develop CD-Recording software, in 1992. CeQuadrat introduced
the first CD-Recording software for Microsoft Windows, WinOnCD. Today, the
current version of WinOnCD is one of the best selling CD Recording packages
worldwide. In 1994, CeQuadrat opened a US office in California.
For information on CeQuadrat's entire line of products please visit our web
site at 
www.cequadrat.com
 or call 
(650)843-3780
.
© 1998 by CeQuadrat GmbH/CeQuadrat (USA), Inc. All rights reserved.
Contents
CeQuadrat Announces New WinOnCD Plug-in for DVD Creation
New DVD-ROM Plug-in for WinOnCD
Aachen/Palo Alto, March 10, 1998
CeQuadrat releases its new DVD-ROM module, enabling users of its popular
"WinOnCD 3.5" to create DVD-ROM content. CeQuadrat is recognized as a
worldwide leader in the CD-Recording field.
This new module augments its award-winning CD-Recording software WinOnCD
3.5 which already allows the creation of virtually all CD formats.
The importance of standards
One of the core components of any DVD-ROM tool is a Universal Disc Format
(UDF) formatter. This formatter allows the creation of discs according to
the
widely accepted standard Universal Data Format.. The UDF, proposed by the
Optical Storage Technology Association - OSTA - and also known as ECMA 167
and ISO 13346, will ultimately replace the ISO 9660 as the CD/DVD format of
choice for optical media. New operating systems such as Windows® 98,
Windows NT® 5.0 and MacOS 8.1, have announced support for UDF.
When using WinOnCD 3.5 with the DVD-ROM module users can elect to create
"hybrid" discs, which will comprise of both ISO 9660/Joliet and UDF
structures.
Thus, these hybrid discs will be readable on the current computer systems
(ISO
9660/Joliet file systems) and the systems of the future.
The functioning of the DVD-ROM plug-in
The new DVD-ROM extensions are specifically designed for DVD-ROM
premastering, small production and DVD prototyping requirements. Since
WinOnCD provides a CD-Emulator, users can create a virtual DVD-ROM disc
on a hard drive and test its functionality prior to mastering a DVD-ROM
disc.
When satisfied, the DVD-ROM content can be written to the Pioneer DVR-S101
DVD-Recorder or to a Digital Linear Tape (DLT) device. DLT tapes are written
according to the DDP 2.0, the format required by most DVD mastering
stations.
Support for additional DVD-Recording devices can easily be added through
CeQuadrat's modular global recorder interface (GRI) as they become available
The target group for the DVD-ROM plug-in
The intended market for the WinOnCD "DVD module" ranges from prototyping
and small production to professional mastering houses. Anyone involved in
DVD
content creation will benefit from this product's introduction. "Using
WinOnCD's
field proven interface and core-engine, users can feel comfortable creating
DVD-ROM content," said John Tafoya, Vice President of CeQuadrat, "In
addition
to its ease of use, CeQuadrat's new DVD extensions will dramatically lower
the
price and risks associated with DVD production, further increasing
acceptance of
the DVD technology in general".
DVD-ROM today, DVD-VIDEO on the horizon
While the current software is targeted mainly at DVD-Data production and
allows
the basic support for creating DVD-Video, CeQuadrat is working on a
full-featured DVD-Video authoring package.
WinOnCD is CeQuadrat's award-winning CD-Recording software for virtually
all CD formats and CD-R and CD-RW writers.
CeQuadrat, with its headquarters in Aachen, Germany, has been designing,
developing and selling CD-Recording solutions since 1992, and is a
recognized
technology leader in this field. CeQuadrat's innovative software solutions
allow
the creation of all CD types, from regular audio and data, to more complex
VideoCD 2.0 and Incremental Packet Writing of CD-R and CD-RW.
For information on CeQuadrat's entire line of products please visit our web
site at 
www.cequadrat.com
 or call 
(650)843-3780
.
© 1998 by CeQuadrat GmbH/CeQuadrat (USA), Inc. All rights reserved.
Contents
March 13, 1998: CeQuadrat and Mitsumi Team up on CD-Recordable
Solution
March 10, 1998: CeQuadrat Announces PacketCD 3.0
March 10, 1998: CeQuadrat Announces New WinOnCD Plug-in for DVD
Creation
CeQuadrat and Mitsumi Team up on CD-Recordable Solution
The Mitsumi CR-2801TE and CR-4801TE bundled with CeQuadrat’s ToGo 4.5! and
PacketCD
Hannover, Germany - March 13, 1998
At this year’s CeBIT, CeQuadrat and Mitsumi announce the new Mitsumi
CR-2801TE and CR-4801TE bundle which includes CeQuadrat’s exciting ToGo!
4.5 and PacketCD™ software. The combination of the Mitsumi CR-2801TE and
CR-4801TE hardware performance (2x write/8x read speed and 4x write/8x read
speed, respectively) and the excellent CeQuadrat software make this package
a
winner!
Michael Pauly, Sales and Marketing Manager of Mitsumi Electronics Europe
GmbH stated: "It is always our target to offer best value. Plug&Play as well
easy
to use application has high priority. The combination of our Plug&Play
CD-Recorder hardware with CeQuadrat’s ToGo! 4.5 software meets our above
mentioned high targets.
As special feature I like the exclusively to our bundle implemented QSound
function. The idea to play my music changed to 3-dimensional pleases me."
The CeQuadrat software included with Mitsumi package consists of PacketCD
and ToGo! 4.5. Using PacketCD™ users can save files to the CR-2801TE and
CR-4801TE as easily as if it were an extra large floppy drive. The exciting
new
ToGo! 4.5 software allows users to create customized audio CDs and ISO Data
CDs in a friendly "drag and drop" environment and the ability to make backup
copies of your CDs.
The ToGo! 4.5 audio editor provides matchless flexibility. The built-in
editor
allows the user to cut and paste digital audio files, add fade-in and
fade-out and
insert silence prior to recording an Audio-CD.
Bonus: QXpander™
This special version of ToGo! 4.5 also includes QSound’s QXpander™
technology, giving the user the ability to create a surround sound effect.
QXpander™ makes a stereo-to3D enhancement process available for both
speakers and headphones. QXpander™ requires no extra speakers or special
encoding of input signals, and provides an output signal with dramatically
widened stereo imaging and enhanced realism.
"We are extremely pleased to be working with CeQuadrat and Mitsumi as they
are technology leaders in the area of CD-Recording," said David Gallagher,
President of QSounds Lab, Inc. "The addition of QSound’s surround sound
capability will further enhance ToGo!’s already stellar audio editor giving
users
of this package unmatched functionality."
About Mitsumi
Mitsumi Electronics Europe GmbH with its headquarters in Neuss, Germany and
its branch offices in London/UK and Paris/France is the market leader of
CD-ROM drives and FDD. Mitsumi sells and supports its computer peripherals
with also mouse, keyboard and CD-recorder to OEMs and distribution channel.
For more information about Mitsumi please visit the website:
www.mitsumi.de
.
About CeQuadrat
CeQuadrat is a leading supplier of CD-R, CD-RW and DVD recording solutions
with headquarters in Aachen, Germany and an office in Palo Alto, California,
USA. CeQuadrat sells its software family of products to OEMs and through the
distribution channel.
For information on CeQuadrat’s entire line of products please visit our
website at
www.cequadrat.com
.
About QSound Labs, Inc.
Based in Calgary, Alberta, QSound Labs, Inc. (NASDAQ:QSNDF) serves the
home entertainment, PC/Multimedia, consumer electronics and professional
audio
industries. The company’s patented 3D audio technologies provide immense,
realistic 3D environments and include positional audio, stereo enhancement
and
virtual surround sound solutions.
QSound technology has also been used by many of the world’s leading music
artists and video game publishers including Bryan Adams, Pink Floyd, Sting,
Sega, Microsoft, Activision, and Electronic Arts.
For more information about QSound Labs, Inc. please visit the website:
www.qsound.ca
.
© 1998 by CeQuadrat GmbH/CeQuadrat (USA), Inc. All rights reserved.
Contents
CeQuadrat Announces PacketCD 3.0
Aachen/Palo Alto, March 10, 1998
CeQuadrat's new Packet Writing solution doubles the capacitiy of CD-R/RW
CeQuadrat today announced a new version of its UDF packet writing software
"PacketCD". The most important feature of this new version is transparent,
real-time data compression and de-compression, yielding in more capacity and
higher transfer speeds for packet writing.
Using a very fast compression algorythm, more data can be transfered to the
CD-Recorder, virtually transforming a 2x CD recorder into a 4x drive.
PacketCD
3.0 will also double the capacity of a CD-R or a CD-RW to more than 1 GB.
CDs
written with PacketCD 3.0 can be read back in any Windows 95 system, using
the
CeQuadrat driver which is provided on every CD written and finalised with
PacketCD.
About PacketCD
PacketCD provides easy and safe drive letter access to CD-R or CD-RW media.
Using incremental packet writing, PacketCD saves users from dreaded "Buffer
underrun" errors, and works completely in the background: A CD-Recorder
looks
and works just like any other removable medium. On CD-RW media, files can be
individually erased, and a sophisticated defect management prevents from
loss of
data when being written to damaged sectors.
PacketCD uses the industry wide accepted OSTA UDF (Universal Disc Format)
file system standard, which is also used for DVD. The UDF file system is an
integral part of new operating systems, such as Windows 98 and Mac OS 8.
About CeQuadrat
CeQuadrat was founded in Aachen, Germany in 1991, and was among the first
companies to develop CD-Recording software, in 1992. CeQuadrat introduced
the first CD-Recording software for Microsoft Windows, WinOnCD. Today, the
current version of WinOnCD is one of the best selling CD Recording packages
worldwide. In 1994, CeQuadrat opened a US office in California.
For information on CeQuadrat's entire line of products please visit our web
site at 
www.cequadrat.com
 or call 
(650)843-3780
.
© 1998 by CeQuadrat GmbH/CeQuadrat (USA), Inc. All rights reserved.
Contents
CeQuadrat Announces New WinOnCD Plug-in for DVD Creation
New DVD-ROM Plug-in for WinOnCD
Aachen/Palo Alto, March 10, 1998
CeQuadrat releases its new DVD-ROM module, enabling users of its popular
"WinOnCD 3.5" to create DVD-ROM content. CeQuadrat is recognized as a
worldwide leader in the CD-Recording field.
This new module augments its award-winning CD-Recording software WinOnCD
3.5 which already allows the creation of virtually all CD formats.
The importance of standards
One of the core components of any DVD-ROM tool is a Universal Disc Format
(UDF) formatter. This formatter allows the creation of discs according to
the
widely accepted standard Universal Data Format.. The UDF, proposed by the
Optical Storage Technology Association - OSTA - and also known as ECMA 167
and ISO 13346, will ultimately replace the ISO 9660 as the CD/DVD format of
choice for optical media. New operating systems such as Windows® 98,
Windows NT® 5.0 and MacOS 8.1, have announced support for UDF.
When using WinOnCD 3.5 with the DVD-ROM module users can elect to create
"hybrid" discs, which will comprise of both ISO 9660/Joliet and UDF
structures.
Thus, these hybrid discs will be readable on the current computer systems
(ISO
9660/Joliet file systems) and the systems of the future.
The functioning of the DVD-ROM plug-in
The new DVD-ROM extensions are specifically designed for DVD-ROM
premastering, small production and DVD prototyping requirements. Since
WinOnCD provides a CD-Emulator, users can create a virtual DVD-ROM disc
on a hard drive and test its functionality prior to mastering a DVD-ROM
disc.
When satisfied, the DVD-ROM content can be written to the Pioneer DVR-S101
DVD-Recorder or to a Digital Linear Tape (DLT) device. DLT tapes are written
according to the DDP 2.0, the format required by most DVD mastering
stations.
Support for additional DVD-Recording devices can easily be added through
CeQuadrat's modular global recorder interface (GRI) as they become available
The target group for the DVD-ROM plug-in
The intended market for the WinOnCD "DVD module" ranges from prototyping
and small production to professional mastering houses. Anyone involved in
DVD
content creation will benefit from this product's introduction. "Using
WinOnCD's
field proven interface and core-engine, users can feel comfortable creating
DVD-ROM content," said John Tafoya, Vice President of CeQuadrat, "In
addition
to its ease of use, CeQuadrat's new DVD extensions will dramatically lower
the
price and risks associated with DVD production, further increasing
acceptance of
the DVD technology in general".
DVD-ROM today, DVD-VIDEO on the horizon
While the current software is targeted mainly at DVD-Data production and
allows
the basic support for creating DVD-Video, CeQuadrat is working on a
full-featured DVD-Video authoring package.
WinOnCD is CeQuadrat's award-winning CD-Recording software for virtually
all CD formats and CD-R and CD-RW writers.
CeQuadrat, with its headquarters in Aachen, Germany, has been designing,
developing and selling CD-Recording solutions since 1992, and is a
recognized
technology leader in this field. CeQuadrat's innovative software solutions
allow
the creation of all CD types, from regular audio and data, to more complex
VideoCD 2.0 and Incremental Packet Writing of CD-R and CD-RW.
For information on CeQuadrat's entire line of products please visit our web
site at 
www.cequadrat.com
 or call 
(650)843-3780
.
© 1998 by CeQuadrat GmbH/CeQuadrat (USA), Inc. All rights reserved.
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(visto l'uso di PacketCD
È già la seconda volta che mandi questo post con allegato chilometrico (20
kb.)
questa volta è arrivato triplo, l'altra volta era quintuplo. In totale sono
la bellezza di
160 KB.!!!!!!!
Qualche volta può capitare a tutti di mandare per errore messaggi multipli
ma poi si dovrebbe imparare come si fa ad evitarli, se non si impara, si
evita di includere testi lunghi.
Se vuoi che ti rispondiamo, impara prima come si usa il NG.
Ciao
                             Celso
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(visto l'uso di PacketCD
Il metodo di scrittura è solo Track At Once (e non supporta Disck at Once),
e supporta pure Packet Writing (come tutti i masterizzatore
EIDE...correggetemi se sbaglio!)