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thundercutter

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Feb 28, 2007
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Hi there,

Whenever I put a CD in for the first time (usually an audio CD) it will recognise it the first time I put it in. I was wondering if there is any information stored on the system about any CD's I put in, and if so if there is a way of clearing this information.

I had my system auto open iTunes whenever an audio CD was inserted, but now that it is turned off, the CD's I placed in before turning it off still have the info attatched..

Does this make sense, if not I will try to re-word

Thanks
 
I understand what you mean, but why would you want to clear it? :confused:

If you're trying to save space or something, that kind of information isn't going to clear up much room at all.
 
I understand what you mean, but why would you want to clear it? :confused:

If you're trying to save space or something, that kind of information isn't going to clear up much room at all.

Thanks for your reply..

It's not to clear space, I am trying to use a Playstation emulator, which wouldn't work when I had audio CD's opening in iTunes. Now only disks that I didn't insert before will work. The others, the audio content now shows as a second CD. If I could clear the memory, then I could play these games..

Just hope I can do it..:)
 
Hey Thanks for the info, thats what I wanted to know.. :)

Turns out though that was not the issue, I had to use Terminal to unmount the audio CD so that my app could read the other cd with the games content. Bit of a pain, as It will not then eject without using disk utility.. Anyway, at least I got things sorted. Thanks for help :)
 
Did you get the Playstation Emulator working incidentally? I wouldn't mind having a go at it myself, I have a load of old playstation games lying around which would be cool to play on my mac if possible.
 
Did you get the Playstation Emulator working incidentally? I wouldn't mind having a go at it myself, I have a load of old playstation games lying around which would be cool to play on my mac if possible.

Yes I did, I have to terminal to eject the audio disk which is mounted then open the emulator and it works great..... only problem is i have to the eject the disk (which does nothing) and then use disk utility to physically eject the disk.

Games work great though :)
 
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