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 | Title : Yamaha CRW2200EZ 20x10x40 CD-RW Drive
Author : Yamaha
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Binding : Electronics
Regular Price : $279.99
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Editorial Reviews :
The Yamaha LightSpeed CRW2200EZ features 20x record speeds that let you record a full 650 MB CD in less than four minutes and 40x audio-ripping speeds that let you rip a full CD in three minutes. The LightSpeed exclusive SafeBurn Buffer Management System, with its 8 MB buffer, not only eliminates buffer underruns but also lets users multitask while burning a CD without worrying about hang-ups or fear of creating useless discs.
This internal EIDE interface drive comes with everything you need to burn a CD today: top-rated Nero 5.5 CD Mastering Software; InCD for packet writing; NeroMix for audio ripping; Nero ToolKit to troubleshoot your system; MusicMatch Jukebox to create, play, and store MP3 files; Adobe PhotoDeluxe and ActiveShare to manipulate images; and a Neato CD Label applicator and software.
Buyer Reviews :
The most difficult/challenging part of installing this drive was getting the cover on my tower (IBM Aptiva) to securely close afterward.
Great instructions and flawless install. Just read over the instructions and lay out in front of/around you what you'll need (the washers and screws that come with the burner, as well as a Phillips screwdriver), and you'll install it in no time.
I've wanted CD-RW for some time, but had some *very* bad luck with USB burners about a year and a half ago (three locked up my computer or just didn't function, and I got a nasty virus from updating the drivers of one), so I was a bit wary. Fortunately, the CRW2200EZ works like a charm from the get-go.
Within ten minutes of completing the installation, I burned my first full music CD -- and did so in what seemed like warp speed.
The Nero software was a bit tricky at first (and the directions that were so helpful with the installation were a bit 'fuzzy' on using Nero), but now that I got it down, it's SO easy.
So far, I've only burned two coasters and both were my fault -- and here's how to avoid the same fault:
*Make sure that the burn speed is not faster than the blank can handle. IOW, I wasted the two CDs by trying to burn at 16x on blanks that were labeled as 12x max.* Buy blanks that can handle high speeds and watch that the speed you select for burning isn't higher than that.
(by Leslie)
Features/Technical Specs :
* Delivers 40x read speed, 20x write speed, and 10x rewrite speed
* Record a 74-minute audio CD in under 4 minutes
* Requires no additional time to control the rotation speed of its motor
* Removes buffer underrun with SafeBurn System
* 8 MB buffer
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