Hello we have a ( Brand New Never Used ) - ( *** ROXIO EASY CD CREATOR 5 PLATINUM.*** ) Easily Burn Video's Photo's Music Data. -- Come's With - Sound Stream 2 - Direct CD - CD Spin Doctor - CD Copier - Video Impression - Photo Relay Includes Photo Album and Video Post card Feature's - Video CD Creator - CD Label Creator - Sound Editor - Session Selector - Comprehensive User Guide - Getting Started Guide - Web Check Up. ( We Got This @ Wall-Mart Year's Back Opened But Never Used It As We Stopped Using X-P.

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Introduction: is the name behind a very well known company to the CD-Recording industry. Those of you who know what kind of SCSI-cards the High-end Systems are using, then you probably already know too, what Adaptec and Roxio have to do together.

For the rest of us, you may understand Adaptec as the hardware, and Roxio as the software part of the same 'machine'. Which machine?

Probably yours.;-) - Living in a box. 'What a package!' Those were exactly the words we said when we saw the new Easy CD Creator 5 Platinum box. We were given the aspect we were opening some kind of a jewellery package.but where are the jewels?

You may find them, inside a. Yeap, there is a smaller box which 'hides' 5 things: 1. A 300 page Users Manual, 2. A 20 page 'Getting Started' guide, 3. Two stickers with the reg-numbers on them 4. A leaflet with a copyright warning in 4(!) languages.and. A CD-Rom including: • Easy CD Creator 5 Platinum • SoundStream 2 • DirectCD 5.0 • Take Two • CD Spin Doctor • CD Copier • Videolmpression • PhotoReiay (includes Photo Album and Video Postcard features) • Video CD Creator • CD Label Creator • Sound Editor • Session Selector • Comprehensive User's Guide • Getting Started Guide • Web-CheckUp 2.

Installation Easy CD Creator 5 Platinum - Page 2 Installation Before installing the CD-Rom, it should be wise of you to visit. ESPECIALLY if you have Windows 2000 Professional installed and want to use the package with this OS. There is a that solves certain issues presented with this version of Windows. How to draw by scott robertson ampamp thomas bertling pdf. The problem we were reported in our is that, whenever you try to burn a file the program will respond 'Error Reported by Output Device' and ejects the CD. We did have an installed Win2k Professional Edition in our Labs and we confirmed this problem. Here what Roxio proposes as the minimum system requirements for using Easy CD Creator: IBM PC or compatible 200 MHz or faster Windows 95/98/NT4/2000/ME 32 MB RAM 205 MB free hard disk space (at least 140 MB of this space must reside on the system boot drive) CD-Recordable or CD-ReWritable drive CD-ROM drive that supports digital audio extraction (for making a music CD from other music CDs) Blank CD-R or CD-RW discs 800x600 display, 256 colors minimum, 16-bit color recommended Windows compatible sound card (16-bit or better). Internet access to take advantage of Internet features When inserting the Easy CD Creator 5 Platinum CD-Rom into the cdrom drive, you will get this message: After pressing 'Yes' you will be presented another screen from which you may select the Full or Custom installation of the product.

We chose 'Custom' and here are the 'jewels' we were talking about: We recommend that you install only the components you need, once the package itself requires more than 90 Mbs for a full install of all the components. You can also install everything and then decide what you really need and what you don't (that's what we did).;-) The goodies: Make a Music CD Options of Soundstream Once installed, you will be asked to reboot. After that, you will presented to a new rounded-edge (Mac-OS' like) window which Roxio names: 'Roxio Project Selector'.

Imagine this as your starting point to everything the package offers. Starting from the very top, you have Sound Stream. This application is the perfect way to Record your music CDs from almost anything.

Mp3s, Audio CDs, even your soundcard's audio input. You can also encode to Mp3 or WMA, or even copy to the Hardisk an uncompressed Wave file, from all possible audio sources. Plus, it has cleaning filters which will may turn some professional audio programs you were using so far, simply useless. One other remarkable point is that Soundstream, when we selected as an input an (original) audio CD, (this was Essential from Yello), it *automatically* recognized the titles WITHOUT requiring an internet connection (which means no CD-DB database login and retrieving).! This didn't happen though with the other Audio CD we inserted (Soul II Soul - Time for change) which required the CD-DB assistance for filling in the titles. One thing we have to mention here is that the default Mp3 encoding rate is fixed (160kbps) which is a pretty good one for home use, but not essential for studio archiving (in which rates >192kbps are advised).