May1911
04-05-2005, 12:51 AM
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Interviewer: Do you have any things to say about this virtual CD's ?
Soul Mayer:(coughing) Oh, well, that's just quite an irrelevant question because i mostly spend my time on C++ programming techniques but for some of the basic knowledge of these little things, i would also like to give out some of my ideas...
Virtual CD can help you tuck those CDs out of sight. Virtual CD creates copies of CDs on your system's hard disk and enables you to mount and unmount these virtual CDs as if they were physical discs. This enables you to put away the CDs and not touch them again unless you need to recreate the virtual CD. It also offers the side benefit of creating a backup copy of the CD. This is a great solution for situations where you don't want CDs to be damaged by careless users.
Virtual CD also simplifies the use of multiple CDs because you can mount virtual CDs in multiple virtual drives at one time, making it possible to have as many as 23 virtual drives available at one time. In addition, Virtual CD also makes it easy to move CDs from one computer to another--just move the virtual CD folders across the network to the new computer.
Something like that ?
Interviewer: How about its speed when compare to normal CDs' copying, its performance I mean ?
Soul Mayer: Along with what I just mentioned, Virtual CD provides very high speed and noiseless CD/DVD access without the physical drive. No need to insert a CD and no more tiresome CD swapping. Virtual CD copies CD/DVDs to your hard-disk using efficient compression algorithms, providing virtual CD drives on your Windows desktop. It also supports MP3 compression, you can gain up to 95 percent free space for audio CD compression. Laptop users save precious battery energy and can use additional equipment instead of the physical CD-ROM, since there is no need to carry an external CD drive and the media. Virtual CD supports CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, DVD Video (if not CSS encrypted), Video CD, Photo CD, Extra CD, Mixed Mode CD, CDI and Audio CD including CD Text!
Interviewer: thank you Dr!
Interviewer: Do you have any things to say about this virtual CD's ?
Soul Mayer:(coughing) Oh, well, that's just quite an irrelevant question because i mostly spend my time on C++ programming techniques but for some of the basic knowledge of these little things, i would also like to give out some of my ideas...
Virtual CD can help you tuck those CDs out of sight. Virtual CD creates copies of CDs on your system's hard disk and enables you to mount and unmount these virtual CDs as if they were physical discs. This enables you to put away the CDs and not touch them again unless you need to recreate the virtual CD. It also offers the side benefit of creating a backup copy of the CD. This is a great solution for situations where you don't want CDs to be damaged by careless users.
Virtual CD also simplifies the use of multiple CDs because you can mount virtual CDs in multiple virtual drives at one time, making it possible to have as many as 23 virtual drives available at one time. In addition, Virtual CD also makes it easy to move CDs from one computer to another--just move the virtual CD folders across the network to the new computer.
Something like that ?
Interviewer: How about its speed when compare to normal CDs' copying, its performance I mean ?
Soul Mayer: Along with what I just mentioned, Virtual CD provides very high speed and noiseless CD/DVD access without the physical drive. No need to insert a CD and no more tiresome CD swapping. Virtual CD copies CD/DVDs to your hard-disk using efficient compression algorithms, providing virtual CD drives on your Windows desktop. It also supports MP3 compression, you can gain up to 95 percent free space for audio CD compression. Laptop users save precious battery energy and can use additional equipment instead of the physical CD-ROM, since there is no need to carry an external CD drive and the media. Virtual CD supports CD-ROM, DVD-ROM, DVD Video (if not CSS encrypted), Video CD, Photo CD, Extra CD, Mixed Mode CD, CDI and Audio CD including CD Text!
Interviewer: thank you Dr!