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solskjaer · 09-01-2003

Is it possible to know with which program you have copied a CD?

example : If you copy a CD with cloneCD or NERO is than possible to know that the CD is copied with cloneCD or Nero

THANKS

*Smart@$$* · 09-01-2003

Sure, you can even see what your system configuration was at that time and to whom the software was registered.... (sorry, couldn't resist)

But serious, I doubt this is possible. I don't think such information is stored on a backup. If there was a program that had a consistant error pattern on all its discs it might have been possible, but most programs try to burn the CD with no errors (except for Microsoft perhaps

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bibs & bobs · 10-01-2003

If you have a sector or Hex viewer, yes in some circumstances.

The SD2 weak sector pattern that CloneCD creates is unique (and looks quite pretty

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vso place Blindwrite (!) on their Autoplay backups
Alcohol's emulation of the SD2.8x pre-gap is also unique

That's just a few

*roadworker* · 10-01-2003

Check your cd-r with CDRInspector or CDRDiagnostic to find out ...........

solskjaer · 10-01-2003

Where can I find these programs (CDRInspector or CDRDiagnostic )

THANX

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Smart@$$ Newbie Join Date: Aug 1999 Posts: 1,117	Sure, you can even see what your system configuration was at that time and to whom the software was registered.... (sorry, couldn't resist) But serious, I doubt this is possible. I don't think such information is stored on a backup. If there was a program that had a consistant error pattern on all its discs it might have been possible, but most programs try to burn the CD with no errors (except for Microsoft perhaps ) __________________ If ignorance is a bliss, you are truly blessed.

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bibs & bobs CD Freaks Junior Member Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Sydney Aust Posts: 52	If you have a sector or Hex viewer, yes in some circumstances. The SD2 weak sector pattern that CloneCD creates is unique (and looks quite pretty ) vso place Blindwrite (!) on their Autoplay backups Alcohol's emulation of the SD2.8x pre-gap is also unique That's just a few

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roadworker CDFreaks Resident Join Date: Dec 2001 Posts: 659	Check your cd-r with CDRInspector or CDRDiagnostic to find out ...........

10-01-2003	#5 (permalink)
solskjaer New on Forum Join Date: Oct 2002 Posts: 10	Where can I find these programs (CDRInspector or CDRDiagnostic ) THANX