XP does not but it doesn't matter since it has a packet reader. What you are missing is that Mt Rainer support is in the hardware not the OS!!! The only "exception" is Vista because Vista includes a packet writer. Well even if you throw out Win3.1 the results are the same! Does Vista really fully support Mount Rainier firmware, in a compatible drive? The only reference I can find is to UDF packet-writing, which of course has been renamed by Microsoft to something else. There is no reference in Vista's built-in Help to Mount Rainier, EasyWrite, or any terms that mean the same. I asked at the Microsoft 'live chat' Vista tech support facility, and after writing a few lines, it was obvious that the person on the other end had no idea what Mount Rainier is. Other Vista pre-release news items said it was coming, but I'm not counting these. Reason for question: I've only seen it reported in Wikipedia's Mount Rainier entry that Vista actually has, as a matter of fact, Mount Rainier support. I'm not running Vista, so I can't check this out for myself: is there anyone here on the forum who has checked what a MRW drive will (or will not) do on a system running this OS? Perhaps I am 'off' on the date, or have misunderstood your reply? Given the date when the Mount Rainier standard was released, I was curious as to your having problems with discs recorded on MRW drives when Windows 3.1 and 95 were currently in use.
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I meant to limit my question to your experience with discs recorded on drives with Mount Rainier in the firmware, plus software drivers on the computer capable of talking with it. I've clarified my question, sorry for being vague. Of course it is built into Vista so it will either sink or swim at the hands of MS now. It has been dropped in V10 and I say good riddance! Think about that, in 10 years, NEVER from an Authored CD/DVD, but hundreds of times for a packet writer CD/DVD…Īctually V9 is the LAST version that will even have a packet writer.
On the other hand, I have NEVER been asked to recover data from an Authored CD/DVD… I still use it to help other users track down problems, but the success rate of recovering data from packet writing is near Zero. V6 had that fixed as Mt Rainer is the short path to disaster…
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The Full Format was disabled, probably at MS's urging.
Any drive having that capability could only be used with Mt Rainer writing. That was when MS rolled out the Mt Rainer avalanche. Actually the greatest failures started in V5. Versions of Roxio go back to Adaptec 3.0. My records indicated discs lasted about 50 uses (CD-RW).Ī few went as high as 100 but many more failed on the 3rd use. That’s easy, Win 3.1, Win 95, Win 98 & XP.
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