[kenneth_termini]

Roxio apparantly bought the CeQuadrat Company about 5 years ago. They produced a product called Just!Audio. It was basically designed to run under W98 as it had CD drivers that needed to be loaded. It also worked under Xp but after they sold out there were no updates to support the newer CD/DVD drives. In fact if you try to go to their old website @ www.cequadrat.com you get the current Roxio homepage. I had many projects done in this product and would like to convert them over to Easy CD Creator. These project files had a .ato extension. I can't be the first so can someone give me some guidance? Thanks.

[grandpabruce]

kenneth_termini, on Jun 16 2006, 07:58 PM, said:

Roxio apparantly bought the CeQuadrat Company about 5 years ago. They produced a product called Just!Audio. It was basically designed to run under W98 as it had CD drivers that needed to be loaded. It also worked under Xp but after they sold out there were no updates to support the newer CD/DVD drives. In fact if you try to go to their old website @ www.cequadrat.com you get the current Roxio homepage. I had many projects done in this product and would like to convert them over to Easy CD Creator. These project files had a .ato extension. I can't be the first so can someone give me some guidance? Thanks.

I have been here for about 2-1/2 years, and I have never seen any posts about these files. Do a Google.

[Beerman]

grandpabruce, on Jun 16 2006, 09:09 PM, said:

I have been here for about 2-1/2 years, and I have never seen any posts about these files. Do a Google.

I'm not sure but I thought CeQuadrant was bought out by Adaptec but I didn't know it carried on to Roxio. I think it's the same company that made WinOnCd.

[kenneth_termini]

pcostanza, on Jun 16 2006, 06:58 PM, said:

I'm not sure but I thought CeQuadrant was bought out by Adaptec but I didn't know it carried on to Roxio. I think it's the same company that made WinOnCd.

Paul,

I checked and you are correct, Adaptec did buy CeQuadrat sometime after July of 1999. They also made WinOnCd but if you do a google on either WinOnCd or CeQuadrat you get directed to the Roxio site. Looks like Roxio bought the domain name so that any inquiries get directed to them. You would think Adaptec would have kept it. I can not even find a reference to Just!Audio or .ato files regardless as to how I spell it.
Thanks to all for the responses.

Ken

[ogdens]

kenneth_termini, on Jun 17 2006, 11:30 AM, said:

Paul,

I checked and you are correct, Adaptec did buy CeQuadrat sometime after July of 1999. They also made WinOnCd but if you do a google on either WinOnCd or CeQuadrat you get directed to the Roxio site. Looks like Roxio bought the domain name so that any inquiries get directed to them. You would think Adaptec would have kept it. I can not even find a reference to Just!Audio or .ato files regardless as to how I spell it.
Thanks to all for the responses.

Ken

Try calling this number:

Inside Sales

Got a question about our software before you buy it? Want to buy from us by phone? Our sales staff will be happy to help; please submit a web-ticket by visiting our self help section or call 1-866-280-7694
Monday - Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M., EST - excluding Roxio holidays

[kenneth_termini]

ogdens, on Jun 17 2006, 09:08 AM, said:

Try calling this number:

Inside Sales

Got a question about our software before you buy it? Want to buy from us by phone? Our sales staff will be happy to help; please submit a web-ticket by visiting our self help section or call 1-866-280-7694
Monday - Friday, 9:00 A.M. to 6:00 P.M., EST - excluding Roxio holidays

Ogdens,

From the detail in your reply I am assuming you are part of the Roxio staff. I have been a satisfied user of Easy CD Creator since May of 2004. My inquiry in the discussion group was strictly to see if anyone had found a way to convert .ato files to ECDC or had found a way to get Just!Audio to work with the newer CD drives under Xp so that I could possibly save them in a format that ECDC would accept. I have checked the Knowledge Base and found nothing but I will call on Monday and see if I can get answer. Thanks - Ken

This post has been edited by kenneth_termini: 17 June 2006 - 02:34 PM

[grandpabruce]

kenneth_termini, on Jun 17 2006, 05:33 PM, said:

Ogdens,

From the detail in your reply I am assuming you are part of the Roxio staff. I have been a satisfied user of Easy CD Creator since May of 2004. My inquiry in the discussion group was strictly to see if anyone had found a way to convert .ato files to ECDC or had found a way to get Just!Audio to work with the newer CD drives under Xp so that I could possibly save them in a format that ECDC would accept. I have checked the Knowledge Base and found nothing but I will call on Monday and see if I can get answer. Thanks - Ken

Not a good idea to make assumptions. Ogdens is a user just like you and me. He just failed to put that paragraph in quotes.