toshiba writer with microstudio
i'm thinking of purchashing microstudio 2.5, but am unsure of whether my toshiba dvd-rom sd-r5002 1s30 writer will copy and play the cdg format.
the 'detect drives' utility on the demo version says 'yes' for karaoke and audio & there is no mention of toshiba drives in any of the lists of cd burners that won't work microstudio. however all of the feedback in the forums suggest only plextor drives will work with microstudio. please advise thanks in advance phil |
Sorry it won't
This drive might be able to handle the cdg format at least reading (extracting) but it will not work with Microstudio or Hoster only because the driver MTU uses only detects the Plextor brand (for now).
This brand is by the way the only real cdg capable drive so this might explain why the driver detects only this brand. regards |
Re: Sorry it won't
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are you saying that Microstudio will extract the cdg using your HP or you extract with another software than play it with Micro? I was under the impression that the latest Micro will only work with Plextor? Thanks |
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As far as we know, the older Hp drives wouldn't show Yes for Karaoke under anything after Microstudio 2.508.
What drive do you have Danny_G? |
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I bought it to replace my HP8100i when I though it was gonna stop working for me. I saw the model in another company's spec sheet for an importing convertion tool before Hoster was out. Found it at a pawn shop and bought it cheap. I was pleasently surprised when it worked with microstudio also. |
I use a Sony 160E on my desktop computer with Microstudio and it reads and writes CDG's. On my show computer I use a Plextor. This is an older Sony but it still works good. Seems like I get better copies with the Plextor.:t
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