multiple VCD drives, different type

[Ch3vr0n]

James, or perhaps any other slysoft rep that has contact with elby could shed some light on this. I've used VCD for years now and only the last few months have i had need for multiple vcd drives, so i haden't noticed till now. The question is as followed.

Why does VCD use 2 different drive "types" on multiple drives?

1 drive = HD-DVD station (shouldn't this be updated to HD-dvd / Blu-ray station anyway)
2nd drive and all others = CD-Station

 

[WalterWeaver]

James, or perhaps any other slysoft rep that has contact with elby could shed led light on this. I've used VCD for years now and only the last few months have i had need for multiple vcd drives, so i haden't noticed till now. The question is as followed.

Why does VCD use 2 different drive "types" on multiple drives?

1 drive = HD-DVD station (shouldn't this be updated to HD-dvd / Blu-ray station anyway)
2nd drive and all others = CD-Station

There is no reply to your post so were you able to find the answer? I am still confused why there are two different drives

 

[James]

James, or perhaps any other slysoft rep that has contact with elby could shed some light on this. I've used VCD for years now and only the last few months have i had need for multiple vcd drives, so i haden't noticed till now. The question is as followed.

Why does VCD use 2 different drive "types" on multiple drives?

It doesn't. This is a "Windows Thing(tm)".
Who or what displays this? Windows Explorer?

1 drive = HD-DVD station (shouldn't this be updated to HD-dvd / Blu-ray station anyway)

VCD doesn't care about drive letters, drive types, ....
It is a drive. Like a real drive with cables. All this other stuff is a "Windows Thing".
HD DVD? Is this Windows Vista?

 

[Ch3vr0n]

Sry, totally forgot about this topic. Yes windows explorer shows this. And yes, vista (as seen in my sig