tsonta101 0 Posted May 24, 2003 Might be the stupidest ;( question on the planet at this moment... but is there a way to count how many copies has the cdr device done? Does anyone know of an application that does that? Or even worse :x , does anyone have the know-how to write that application? I am just curious if this kind of information is/isn't stored somewhere (not in the recorder, imo).... thanks, tsonta101 Share this post Link to post
Tomay 0 Posted May 24, 2003 I doubt that there is any program that counts that and even if it were I often switch my recorders between my computers. Only way would be that the recorder itself would count burner cds. Share this post Link to post
Mr.Guvernment 0 Posted May 25, 2003 open an excel file and start typing..lol Share this post Link to post
nebulus 0 Posted May 27, 2003 Quote: open an excel file and start typing..lol It doesn't have to be SO difficult, besides, some of us do not have Excel.. Share this post Link to post
videobruce 0 Posted June 3, 2003 Surely that isn't a 'stupid' question! Actually, that wouldn't be that bad of a idea! Probably some external counter tied into the drive itself. I'm surprise someone hasn't come out with a program to do that. I assume it would have to be tied in with the burning software somehow. Share this post Link to post
nebulus 0 Posted June 3, 2003 May I ask you why do you want to count burned CDs? Share this post Link to post
sapiens74 0 Posted June 3, 2003 Im sure the FBI would love a tool like that. Share this post Link to post
Mr.Guvernment 0 Posted June 6, 2003 so when the FBi busst down your door and takes your comp - they log on in and see how many cds u burned for that i think they would also want something that would record the contens of what you burned as well. mm, there is an idea "a program that: 1. counts how many cds you burned 2. size cd - 650 - 700 - dvdr 3, how much room was used 4. a listing of all files burned to the cd. This then creates a giant catalogue of them all! mm, i got to copy right this idea! Share this post Link to post
nebulus 0 Posted June 6, 2003 Quote: so when the FBi busst down your door and takes your comp - they log on in and see how many cds u burned Still do not see how it will help... besides, it only gives you information on this particular burner (an estimate), so, you will never know exact number of burned CDs. Quote: for that i think they would also want something that would record the contens of what you burned as well. This is more interesting.. though, totally unrealistic. Share this post Link to post
zoooom 0 Posted June 9, 2003 Quote: I assume it would have to be tied in with the burning software somehow. Or the aspi layer... That way it wouldnt be software specific. A simple reg value with the burner id and a count.. It could have other statistics too like total gigs burnt . Share this post Link to post
zoooom 0 Posted June 9, 2003 Quote: so when the FBi busst down your door and takes your comp - they log on in and see how many cds u burned for that i think they would also want something that would record the contens of what you burned as well. mm, there is an idea "a program that: 1. counts how many cds you burned 2. size cd - 650 - 700 - dvdr 3, how much room was used 4. a listing of all files burned to the cd. This then creates a giant catalogue of them all! mm, i got to copy right this idea! The fbi already knows what everybody's downloaded. Share this post Link to post
adamvjackson 0 Posted June 10, 2003 Quote: The fbi already knows what everybody's downloaded. ...And what you've posted at NT Compatible... Share this post Link to post
Mr.Guvernment 0 Posted June 10, 2003 haha so true if the fbi wanted too, they could of busted every little 12 year old who found out what the internet is really for, but not worth their time. Share this post Link to post
sapiens74 0 Posted June 10, 2003 What would really suck if it logged the files you burned CD1: MdealofhonorWAREZversion.iso CD2: WindowsXPWAREZversion.bin and so on..... Share this post Link to post
Mr.Guvernment 0 Posted June 13, 2003 CD3: avi CD4: mpeg CD5-146,789: rar / zip files CD146,789 - 387,109: mp3s Share this post Link to post