I do understand this Chris, but presume the drive has to be created
somewhere on your already existing disk, so what room do you save?
What's the purpose of it?
--
Carol P
---- Original Message ----
From: "chris hallsworth" <christopherh40@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <access-uk@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, February 22, 2011 11:06 AM
Subject: [access-uk] To all using Phantom Drive
Hello all.
To use Phantom Drive:
1. Launch the Phantom Drive Starter application.
2. Click the Phantom Creator button.
3. Click the create button. This will create a virtual
blank disk and it will be in the virtual recorder, ready
for you to use. 4. Back in the starter application, click the exit
button.
5. The next thing is to burn data to your virtual
recorder. You do this exactly like you would with a
physical CD/DVD in a regular recorder. When it comes to
the process of burning, make sure the burning application
is using the virtual recorder, and not your regular one. 6. When the
burn is complete, chances are your new disk
will be ejected. As you are using a virtual recorder, the
drive will appear as empty. 7. Now, relaunch the starter application.
8. This time, choose insert an existing image. Click the
Phantom Image button.
9. Locate the image, which will have a "phi" extension.
10. You can now use your media player or CD ripper to rip
the tracks on the disk, copy data from the disk, etc,
just like you would with a physical CD/DVD.
11. If you intend to rip tracks, ensure the application
is using the virtual recorder and not your regular one.
So, in short, you use Phantom Drive to read and write
CDs/DVDs just as you would with reading from and writing
to physical CD/DVD in a regular recorder. The difference
here is the recorder is imitated through software,
Phantom Drive in this case, rather than actual physical
hardware. Also note that an image here is a file
representing a CD/DVD, and not a picture of something. Hope you
understand all this. Please get back to me for
more help. --
Chris Hallsworth
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