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22nd February 2005, 03:55
http://www.pcworld.com/howto/article/0,aid,119265,00.asp
Stuart J. Johnston
From the March 2005 issue of PC World magazine
Posted Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Staffers were testing dual-layer DVD drives when they found that InCD4 DVD-burning software, by Nero AG (formerly Ahead Software AG), performed up to 40 percent slower than competing applications (such as Roxio Inc.'s Drag-to-Disc) on systems running SP2. InCD4 ships with many drives, including those from Lite-On Technology, Plextor, and Sony.
Stuart J. Johnston
From the March 2005 issue of PC World magazine
Posted Wednesday, January 26, 2005
Staffers were testing dual-layer DVD drives when they found that InCD4 DVD-burning software, by Nero AG (formerly Ahead Software AG), performed up to 40 percent slower than competing applications (such as Roxio Inc.'s Drag-to-Disc) on systems running SP2. InCD4 ships with many drives, including those from Lite-On Technology, Plextor, and Sony.