InCD and DVD-RAM

[bertie]

Is it correct for a DVD-RAM disk to become read only once files have been wriiten to it (drag & drop)?
I'm using XPHome and latest InCD but it looks as though I can still write files to the disk but I can't move the files or delete the. The properties always sshows them as being read only and if I try to remove the read only setting it still won't allow me access. I thought DVD-RAM would be like a DVD_RW?
THanks.

[samijubal]

DVD-RAM is like a hard drive, you should be able to delete files. I had problems with InCD and DVD-RAM, you might try another program. XP is RAM compatible, try just using windows.

[bertie]

DVD-RAM is like a hard drive, you should be able to delete files. I had problems with InCD and DVD-RAM, you might try another program. XP is RAM compatible, try just using windows.

OK, thanks.

[chas0039]

I had tons of trouble with InCD locking me out of RAM files and folders, especially those created on other machines not using InCD. I could not get around it by unloading the program, I also had to uninstall it.

[Nelson37]

Strongly recommend avoiding InCD.

I routinely remove it on customers machines.

Incompatibilities with other software, incompatible disks, numerous problems.

Bad software.

[rr6966]

I agree, I never install this program. Bad!

[samijubal]

I had to uninstall InCD to get TMPGEnc to work with RAM awhile back.