discovering the real identity of your blank CD-R medias

Submitted by Alécio Costa on Fri, 03/14/2003 - 09:00

Hi friends! a few years ago I read on a Bazilian magazine ( similar to EQ/Mix) that there is a simple software that can dig deeper into your CD-R "security card" LOL.

They discovered that lots of famous brands were done by the same plant and some known to be best brands in fact sucked in lots of tests. Has any of you used such application on Mac?

Thanks

:p

Comments

Doug Milton

I do know that Apogee CDRs are made by Mitsui, and that MicroBoa

I do know that Apogee CDRs are made by Mitsui, and that MicroBoards are made by Tiayo Uden. Do you still have that article you mentioned and can you tell us what software was used to run the test?

Fri, 03/14/2003 - 10:48 Permalink

Alécio Costa

Doug, I dunno if I still have that magazine, but I will look for

Doug, I dunno if I still have that magazine, but I will look for it, it was a simple software to be used with Windows 95 I imagine...

Fri, 03/14/2003 - 14:36 Permalink

Stephen Paul

If you go to my web site, I have made the CD dye testing softwar

If you go to my web site, I have made the CD dye testing software available.

Go to this link:

http://www.spaudio.com/CDR_pageDL.shtml

When you click on the link to get the CD Ident software, you will need a username and password to download it.

Use the following, EXACTLY as they are here, same case, etc.

USERNAME: cdident

PASSWORD: dietype

;)

Another service of Stephen Paul Audio.

Have fun! Duh.

If you scream at me enough I might make it a self-extracting file. For now, too bad. :eek:

Fri, 03/14/2003 - 21:35 Permalink

anonymous

Thank you Stephen.

Sat, 03/15/2003 - 05:35 Permalink