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Re: [vox-tech] CDRW Buffer Memory
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Re: [vox-tech] CDRW Buffer Memory



right, but that was my point -- using the fs argument sets the fifo
buffer.  but clearly you can't use more cdrw memory than the drive has.

rusty, i'm pretty sure matt is correct here.  cdrecord probably queries
the drive for its internal memory.  or perhaps it doesn't even need to
know this information.  it just streams the data at the speed which you
specify (i *know* that the max drive speed can be queried).

in any event, as matt pointed out, i think you want to set your fifo
buffer if anything.

btw, the cdrecord man page talks about this very issue.  do man cdrecord
and look at the first occurance of the word "interal".

pete


begin Matt Holland <mdholland@ucdavis.edu> 
> My understanding of CD burning under Linux is that cdrecord "just knows" 
> how much internal buffer your drive has, as long as it's a known drive 
> or conforms to the more recently defined standards.  You *can* set the 
> size of the fifo buffer using the fs= argument (see man cdrecord).
> 
> Matt
> 
> On Tuesday, July 2, 2002, at 11:51 AM, Peter Jay Salzman wrote:
> 
> >i didn't know that cdrw's have internal memory (i guess that makes
> >sense), but jooc, what do you need that info for?  i can't recall ever
> >having to use that kind of info before.
> >
> >pete
> >
> >
> >begin Rusty Minden <clownsinc@attbi.com>
> >>I am not sure how much memory my MATSHITA UJDA720 DVD/CDRW has. I have 
> >>done a
> >>google search, but it didn't come up with any links giving the info. 
> >>The
> >>documentation that came with my computer does not have any details on 
> >>this
> >>either. I am triing 2MB and it works, but if I have more I would 
> >>rather use
> >>it all :-) Anyone know how to determine the memory of  a cdrw device?
> >>
> >>Rusty
> >
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