I just figured that since it can read at 1X, it can't be much harder to write a CD at 1X.
Has anyone tried to copy a CD to an HFS-formatted drive large enough to hold it? (800MB or larger)?
Could this image be mounted using Mount-It or some other program? Please explain this.
Is there any Cd authoring software that will take a raw 44.1 Khz stereo PCM file, add the table of contents and the other stuff (subcode channels, etc.) and create an Apple IIgs readable .iso/.cdr file? If there are any open source code out there that could be assembled/compiled/linked for the IIgs?
This should be fairly easy if the hardware could support it.
Has anyone tried to copy a CD to an HFS-formatted drive large enough to hold it? (800MB or larger)?
Could this image be mounted using Mount-It or some other program? Please explain this.
Is there any Cd authoring software that will take a raw 44.1 Khz stereo PCM file, add the table of contents and the other stuff (subcode channels, etc.) and create an Apple IIgs readable .iso/.cdr file? If there are any open source code out there that could be assembled/compiled/linked for the IIgs?
This should be fairly easy if the hardware could support it.