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Posted by neo on 06/14/06 20:41
I have been reviewing all I can find on CD RW media and have not found
much in terms of reviews. I noticed that the media I have is 10x and
there is a red warning flag that it is only for high speed drives. The
Sony Walkman CD player does not say it is high speed. I have found
that Sony always makes high quality products. Since the player is Sony
I decided to go with Sony normal speed (4X) RW disks.
Thanks again for all the help.
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"neo" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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> Thanks for all the help everyone!
>
> I finally traced down the problem. It was a bad CD. I had Nero do an
> error check after burning and the original disk was full of errors
> even with slow speed. I had bought a box of 5 of these several years
> ago. I opened another and it worked great. Are the RW CDs better now
> than they were several years ago? Do they go bad with time?
>
> Still would like any additional ideas on the best media.
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> "neo" <nospam@nospam.com> wrote in message
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>>I have done a lot with computers but have never burned CDs. I bought
>>a new Sony Walkman CD player. On their website it says it plays mp3
>>in both -R and RW. It also says it comes with software. There was no
>>software so I bought Nero 7. It seems to write mp3 onto a RW disk.
>>The Sony player plays them but they skip very badly. Regular CDs
>>play fine.
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>> Any help?
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>> In Peace
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>> A Course in Miracles Community
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>> http://s13.invisionfree.com/A_Course_in_Miracles
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