Literally burning CDs...

Adrian

On my travels searching google I cam accross this web page. It's about copying CDs using Toasters!! and Microwaves!! Does his actually work. I wouldn't try it but it's very interesting. Check it out and tell me what you think! Thanx

!!Click here to view the web page I'm on about!!

Also vote in the POLL above.

Samson

:rolleyes:

Adrian

so wat ya think?

quarryman

wow this is amazing. just wondering though. if you set the timer higher on the toaster does that reduce the errors? this applies to the microwave also. surely a higher power setting would decrease the burn time.

Ryaner

Seriously, anyone who even tries that is just plain stupid. Crash and burn

po0k

No seriously, please do try copying CDs with your microwave.
To ensure decent DAE* speeds, stand directly in front of the glass and thrust your crotch closer.
The electromagnetic flux created by the interaction of your testes and the high-frequency energy field will surely be of great benefit to mankind.



*DAE Dumb Ass Erradication

Ryaner

Well said, well said indeed.

timeout

Brainiacs on sky one put something different into a microwave each week. On one such week they put a cd into it. It just looked like a miny lightning storm inside the microwave. Very colorful.

quarryman

this is weird. i put my windows cd in with a blank in the toaster. i left it for 4 mins (i reckoned that 1.5 on the toaster was a transfer rate of 150MBs per min). when i took them out they were kinda....... melted. i think think the cdrs i'm using might be dodgy.

how do you get around the copy protect?

Adrian

Originally posted by quarryman
this is weird. i put my windows cd in with a blank in the toaster. i left it for 4 mins (i reckoned that 1.5 on the toaster was a transfer rate of 150MBs per min). when i took them out they were kinda....... melted. i think think the cdrs i'm using might be dodgy.

how do you get around the copy protect?

Funny **** man!!

gobby

ive put cds into microwaves before. its bloody cool looking! smells like sh*t after though...

Ryo Hazuki

OMFG, this actually works! Im on my 7th disk in under 11 minutes.

Using TDK 74-MIN's and a Kenwood 2ST-m4 and medium power with warming rack off.

Ryaner

The force is strong in you :P

Capt'n Midnight

Save time - get a spindle of CD's put the master on top.

It's obviously working off reflections off the pits. The trick is to disable the turntable otherwise the inteference patterns are wrong.

Raskolnikov

Originally posted by Ryo Hazuki
OMFG, this actually works! Im on my 7th disk in under 11 minutes.

Using TDK 74-MIN's and a Kenwood 2ST-m4 and medium power with warming rack off.

It's working for you?

I'm on my 67th CD and I still quite haven't got the knack of it yet, I'll try a few more before I give up though.

Adrian

OMG U ppl actually trying this SH*T. Hey I already said I didnt recommend it. Fair play ot whoever seriously tried it though. Takes guts.

Ebonyks

:rolleyes: Please oh please Adrian tell me yer extracting the urine....:D

It's just the way you phrase things.....hmmmm

BTW, anyone know if you can overburn on a Kenwood TT950???

Sir Random

Wow,
I was having poor results with my Kenwood 1000w, so I got a Moulinex 2000w (4-Slice) and it works great at medium settings!
I also discovered (accidentally) that If you use 2 blank CDs, it converts them to a DVD!

Ebonyks

:rolleyes: pffff god damn showoffs

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