I have a 40X CD-ROM drive, and when I copy normal CDs to my hard disks for quick access, it usually copies over inside of 4 minutes. However, when I copy the video files (in the folder MPEGAV) on a VCD, it takes much longer (up to 11 minutes). Even using CloneCD to create an image takes this long. What is the reason for this? Is the file structure read differently, or is there a setting in windows that causes this slow reading of VCDs? Are there applications out there that will allow me to copy VCDs onto the hard disk faster?
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I have a 40X CD-ROM drive, and when I copy normal CDs to my hard disks for quick access, it usually copies over inside of 4 minutes. However, when I copy the video files (in the folder MPEGAV) on a VCD, it takes much longer (up to 11 minutes). Even using CloneCD to create an image takes this long. What is the reason for this? Is the file structure read differently, or is there a setting in windows that causes this slow reading of VCDs? Are there applications out there that will allow me to copy VCDs onto the hard disk faster?
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