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20-06-2005, 12:54
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the only difference is that the ATIP info. says that it's a higher write speed media? so you're saying that Low speed 4x CD-RW media is capable of being written to at 24X if it weren't for the ATIP info.?
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20-06-2005, 14:59
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kinda, but 'recommended' means exactly that, i wouldnt personally advise buying 4x disks and burning at 24x, of course try it (its your expense after all) but in my experience it ended up being a successful burn (according to nero, with 'verify written data' enabled) but it died after a few days and isnt really worth the 'saving' the cheaper disks bring
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23-08-2005, 02:00
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This is not a reply, it is a question. what is ATIP?
As much as I know, the information about the write speed that a blank is capable to - is imbedded on the blank, and the burn program, like NERO, reads it first than lowers its write speed to the instruction imbedded on the blank. If the burn program allows you to higher the speed - it is on your own stake.
My question is: you have mentioned the term "ATIP". What does it come for? what is it? Thanks
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