missing advanced secure features when using "Windows internal"

[calestyo]

Hi.

In the documentation it says:
Communication offers SCSI, ASPI and Windows Internal, for Windows XP on a limited access user account Windows Internal has to be used, advanced secure options such as C2 pointers will not be available. SCSI is the better option over ASPI as it interfaces directly with the CD drive.

What are the other unusable "advanced secure options" that would not be available with Windows internal?

Chris.

[Spoon]

Re: missing advanced secure features when using "Windows internal"

C2 pointers, CD-Text, CD-UPC, CD-ISRC, setting drive speed just to name a few.

[calestyo]

Re: missing advanced secure features when using "Windows internal"

Uhm ok,.. thanks,... so I'll simply use the SCSI interface and there schould be no problems.

Anyway,.. I'm curious: I'm also using EAC (with the native Windows interface, because ASPI seems to work pretty unreliable on my system) but at least CD-Text, CD-UPC, CD-ISRC, setting drive speed seems to work there.

Is this just a limitation of dmc or is it a limitation of the windows interface?

Best wishes,
Chris.

[Spoon]

Re: missing advanced secure features when using "Windows internal"

Windows Internal is not used in EAC, EACs native Windows is the same as SCSI Pass Through.

[calestyo]

Re: missing advanced secure features when using "Windows internal"

Ah,.. thank you very much :-)