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Version 1.61: Feurio! CD-Manager: Compression of the CDDB database: The CDDB database can now be compressed - this saves ca. 50% harddisk memory space (i.e. ca. 80 MB). To compress the one existing database, it has to be imported again. Error corrections: Some MP3s with a certain type of defect caused Feurio! to crash -> corrected. Take-over of mp3 play lists: In some cases when taking over the tracks from the mp3 list they were sorted: of course it would make more sense to take over the track order from the play list -> corrected. Feurio! CD-Writer: Supports "Just Link" (Ricohs Burn-Proof Variant): As of now Feurio! also supports Ricoh "JustLink". "JustLink" is like BurnProof - just under a different name. New Diagnosis Function: "Test Bus Transfer": We have included a new diagnosis function in Feurio!: "Test Bus Transfer" (Menu: Extras in the Feurio! CD-Writer") tests the transfer of data using an SCSI or IDE-BUS. In doing so, you can find out a) if the data is transferred correctly (and not for example changed by a defective cable) and b) the transfer rate can be measured and thus it can be determined if the drive can be accessed optimally. Comment: This function only works if the drive supports two special diagnosis commands for this purpose - unfortunately these commands are not supported by many CD writers. Burn-Proof-Counter: If supported by the burner, as of now Feurio! can tell you AFTER burning whether (when using Burn-Proof) a "Buffer Underrun" would have occurred and was prevented by using "Burn-Proof". Unfortunately this is currently only supported by the Sanyo/Brainwave BP-4. New CD Burners: The following burners are now supported as well: Teac CD-W516E (inkl. CD-Text) Plextor PX-W1610A (incl. CD-Text) Mitsumi 4805TE (incl. CD-Text) Mitsumi 4804TU (USB CD-Writer) (incl. CD-Text) TDK VeloCD ReWriter 16/10/40 (incl. CD-Text) Creative CD-RW 8435E (no guarantee) Philips CDD 4805 Phillips CDD 4851 NEC NR-7700A Error Corrections: Deleting CD-RWs did not work properly on several models in the Sony CRX series (e.g. CRX140e) as well as some HP burners -> corrected.

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