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Old 28-01-2002, 04:33
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G'day from Australia,

CD-R's for Music are just normal CD-R's coded to be recorded on stand-alone CD Recorders, or recorders built in to hi-fi systems. There is no need to fork out the extra $$$'s for these CD-R's if you are burning them on a computer, because, quality wise, they are the same as normal "Professional Use" CD-R's.

When buying CD-R's, however, you should stick to the rules presented to you by CDMediaWorld, and only buy CD-R's made by reputable manufacturers. One exception is Ritek -- they have improved over the last few years and I've had no troubles getting perfect burns and getting them to read in my car stereo.

TYR.
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