<font color=crimson>I would just like to make a comment that will hopefully be helpful to others. I have been having problems with CDRs compatibility in home and car stereos. I burn my own audio CDs and sell to the public, therefore this is really an important issue for me. If you want a CDR that will work in almost any player buy the ones made in <font color=blue>Japan</font color>. It solved my problem!
Originally posted by bcbunny
If you want a CDR that will work in almost any player buy the ones made in <font color=blue>Japan</font color>. It solved my problem!
Sure thing, it’s one of the major factors when it comes to CDRs compatibility.
Not to mention the drive you burn those CDRs with
<font color=crimson><font=courier>What burner are you using? I have a plextor and a sony. I just bought a scribe duplicator with a smart drive in it, not sure who makes it, hope it is good, got it for the automation of a thermal printer for my CDs, did not know it included a burner also. Also have a microboards automated duplication system on the way, guess they are supposed to be good I hope! <BR> I was tired of having to be there inserting CDs in the burner all the time. This should be great! Hopefully the burners are as good as my plextor!
Originally posted by bcbunny
What burner are you using?
For audio ? Yamaha F1E ( primarily !), Plextor PX-W4012A & TEAC W540E.
For data - 4 LiteOns, DVD - Sony & Toshi.
See my scans of audio in CD-R(W) Media tests
Yamaha F1E 1.0g 700MB Audio
Drive Type = CD-RW
Disc Type = CDR (A+)
Material = Cyanine
Lead In = 97:24:01
Lead Out = 79:59:72
Nominal Capacity = 702.83MB (79m 59s 72f/LBA:359847)
Manufacturer Maybe = Taiyoyuden,DX Dye
Smart-Burn Speed Limit = Wrt(52X),Rd(52X)
Sold as Verbatim Pastel ( this one’s pink ) 48x
Yamaha’s Audio Master Mode = x0.85, bestCLV = approx. 7-8x
SW - Feurio