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*Wookie* · 14-04-2000

You can use Cdrwin for your psx-copy, but I always use WinOnCd (I never had a failure with it yet; with psx!).
Just choose "Backup Disc" and set:
- backup mode: copy to image and record
- reader: sometimes it's better to use your writer as a reader! (suit yourself!)
- copy: RAW sectors / Cd + G (if you can)
- error recovery: ignore
- jitter corr.: auto
- subcode anal.: auto (no experiance in this: you should read the help file!!!)
- read retry: set to 10
- all speeds at MAX
- leave other settings alone!

This is how I should do it when I want to burn Psx with Cdrwin! But as I said before, try WinOnCd!

Good luck! (and keep telling your problems!)

14-04-2000	#5 (permalink)
Wookie Retired Admin Join Date: Oct 1999 Location: central NL Posts: 7,054	You can use Cdrwin for your psx-copy, but I always use WinOnCd (I never had a failure with it yet; with psx!). Just choose "Backup Disc" and set: - backup mode: copy to image and record - reader: sometimes it's better to use your writer as a reader! (suit yourself!) - copy: RAW sectors / Cd + G (if you can) - error recovery: ignore - jitter corr.: auto - subcode anal.: auto (no experiance in this: you should read the help file!!!) - read retry: set to 10 - all speeds at MAX - leave other settings alone! This is how I should do it when I want to burn Psx with Cdrwin! But as I said before, try WinOnCd! Good luck! (and keep telling your problems!)