Nec ND-6500A P-ATA Reverse driver 4.25

Publisher review:
12cm and 8cm CD and DVD media supported Anti "buffer under run error" system Emergency eject IDE/ATAPI interface with UltraDMA 33 (max. 33 MByte/sec transfer rate) Access Time: DVD: 160 ms CD: 130 ms Data Transfer Rate: 8x max. DVD-ROM and 24x max. CD-ROM Interface: IDE/ATAPI Interface with UltraDMA 33 (max. 33 MByte/sec transfer rate) Media Supported: 12cm and 8cm CD and DVD media supported Media Supported: DVD-ROM, DVD-R, DVD R, DVD-RW, DVD RW, CD-ROM, CD-R, and CD-RW (high and ultra speed) Memory: 2 MBytes Modes Supported: DVD-ROM, DVD Video, CD-DA, CD Extra, CD Text, CD-Bridge, Photo-CD, Video CD PIO Mode: Mode 4 Special Features: Vertical operation possible Anti - dust seal PC 2001 Certification MultiRead compliant Weight: 0.19kg Weight: 0.19kg weight Write Speed: DVD-R: 8x max. DVD-RW: 4x max DVD R: 8x max. DVD RW: 4x max DVD R9: 2.4x CD-R: 24x max. CD-RW: 16x max Writing Methods: DVD:Random Access Writing (DVD -RW) Sequential Writing 9DVD -R/DVD=-RW) CD: DAO (disc at once), SAO (session at once), TAO (track at once) with zero gap, variable or fixed packet, multisession.
Operating system:
Windows 9X/ME/NT/2K/XP/2003/Vista/XP X64/2008

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