Posted by xQuarkDS9x on 09/18/05 01:57

In article <6GVWe.236661$9A2.169321@edtnps89>,
anonymous1@discussions.microsoft.com says...
> OS file access dependent programs will only see the contents of the first
> session written to the disk.
> the other sessions can be made current in the drive properties "Volumes"
> tab, but then the first session will not be visible, only one session can be
> 'current'
> packet writing uses ""interesting"" file systems and many of them cant even
> be read on another machine using the same software
> it is easier to erase and rewrite the cd properly
> disable incd
>
>

Well, I think I finally got this figured out. I'm using DLA (Drive Letter
Access) and it just so happens that it has a command line interface that
can be accessed in Windows. Simply using DLA UNMOUNT unmounts the drive
so that it's just a simple UDF burned disc. I just now tried it in Winmx,
and lo and behold, ALL the MP3 files showed up!

And to answer that question about Windows Explorer, yes all the files do
show up, it's just Winmx couldn't see them all when the packet writen CD-
RW disc is mounted. :) Seem's I learned something new today, which is
good. :p

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