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From: jleon@phakt.usc.edu (Juan Carlos Leon)
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Subject: Re: Double Speed Usage
Date: 20 Feb 1994 17:58:11 -0800
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In article <199402210125.UAA14843@pipeline.com> Mitchell Regenbogen <mreg@PIPELINE.COM> writes:
>Does a double-speed CDROM drive always operate at double speed?
> Or does it depend upon the software?

I just bough a OmniCD (the one from Creative Labs).
The drive is a 563-B (Panasonic?), well, it has three setting for the speed
operation: 

- always at double speed,
- single speed for audio CDs and mixed audio&data CDs and double for the rest,
- always at single speed.

So it can depend upon the CD type more than the software, or you can set it
to a uniform speed all the time.

Now a question: Is not better to have the CDROM drives always working at
double speed?

Juan Leon
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