Does power 2go allow editing of audio cd/dvds?
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K.C. Power2go is solely for duplication, and CD Ripping and saved as MP3... As for Audio editing it has limited ability for audio editing... Power2go is excellent at it's intended function as a copy, duplication, System Recovery DVD..... I hope this info has answered your question.
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Yes. Disc has drivers if needed & instruction sheet with software info to download. Free download.
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check out iamtoo.combest editing, conversion format and dvd maker. dl for free to test it out.
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Yes. DVD Architect is a separate app that will work with anything, but integrates smoothly with Vegas.
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AWESOME! Your clarification on the capabilities of this unit seals the deal for me. I just wanted to make CD copies of the music I already have previously recorded on mini-disc. For some reason, I could never get my Net MD recorder (and software) to go from mini-disc, to computer, to CD OR back to another mini-disc(?). Mp3's are OK, but I prefer using CDs/MDs for their sound. MD rules for me for it editing capability, and now I'm willing to go with the MZ-M200 for it's features. Thanks again for the help and the link to the manual!
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The manual doesn't have anything in it related to direct downloads. I only use it play CD's that I rip and store on my computer. You might want to call Coby Support at 800-727-3592.
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Hi Mike, I've never had a reason to do that so your question made me curious so I tried it out. Power Director has a series of "tracks" that it displays when you edit a video. The original video has both a video and audio track. There are additional tracks below those that allow you to add another video and audio track, add an effects trqck, etc etc. All of the tracks also have a small control at the head of the track that allows you to turn them on and off at will. So, I opened an unedited video and just clicked "disable" at the head of the origianl audio track and the audio is gone. Click in the disable audio track again and your video is back. Power Director keeps all of the original material (original video, audio) additonal audio or video, additional effects, etc active within a "project" so that you can go back later and tweak anything you'd like without having to start over. When you "produce" a video you edited, the produced video gives you only what you enabled and/or added and none of the elements that you didn't want. So, you can disable the original audio, and replace it with what you want (if in fact you want audio). The produced video will have what you replace the original audio with. However, your "project" is always intact should you want to go back and change something later. It took me a while to get used to Power Director, but I've come to like the way it works.
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I don't think so, you can try buy using a cdrw disc and see what happens but I haven been able to, thanks
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Actually you can. All 3 tracks are editable with the software. The software interface is kind of hokey, but it does work.
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Power2Go wouldn't work in VirtualBox Windows 7 Pro 64bit on a Linux Host however, it isn't needed in that type of setup anyway, just wanted to test it. The linux burner seems to work just fine with this Asus CD/DVD/BR RW.
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From the opening screen of the Suite I have installed (I can't vouch for what you would or would not receive)PowerDVD (play DVDS), PowerProducer (Author pciture/video discs), Power2Go (burn files to discs), PowerBackup (backup/restore files), MediaShow (work with pcitures/videos), LabelPrint (print disc labels/inserts), YouCam (video capture)
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You will need a Lightscribe able program to laser etch onto the label side of your dvd/cd. I use still the Lacie Lightscribe Program that was included with my defunct external drive. This LG portable drive works great but should warn you it draws it power through the supplied USB cords, there's two of them. One is for data transfer and the second is for additional power if there's not enough power supplied with just one USB cord. I have noticed that this drive does cause a glitch with my iMac (Fall 2009). When the computer goes to sleep mode with the drive still plugged in, the machine does not properly wake up. I have to do a hard power disconnect by unplugging the power cord and then restarting the machine.
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Hi, you will need to do this in post production work of creating a master if you are looking to put two discs worth of data into one disc or one dual layer disc. This machine will always close the session so that the disc can be play on dvd rom or dvd players, so it won't let you edit.
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I don't understand the question. This is a CD output unit. What do you want to do?
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I have no experience with trying to record to CD-G discs, on Plextor's or any other DVD/CD Burner; however, the Plextor website/page pertaining to the PX-891SAW optical drive (found here: http://www.plextoramericas.com/index.php/dvd-rw/internal-dvd-rw/px-891saw states that it is compatible with "Karaoke-CDs". It does not specifically list CD-G discs.
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I assume you mean a "lightscribe" type of DVD? If yes, the answer is no. Just a normal DVD or CD surface in which you can write your information. These are not the type you can burn your information.
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Sorry, Terry S., I haven't tried it on those, but it's working fine on audio. I'm pleased that it will copy music to data disks, whereas my old Koss CD Recorder would work only with Audio/Music designated disks. Big difference in price of disks. I still use the Koss to copy LPs to audio disk, then can copy it to cheaper data disks in the Produplicator. Process saves even more when I create my "masters" on Music CD-RW disks. Since I'm into audio instead of video, I'm pleased with my unit, which does just what I wanted. Good luck finding what you need. ken