When Burning Cd's

[Keikan]

When burning cd's what is the BEST rate to use? Is it 1x?

[h1]

:blink: As high as your burner supports. :huh:

[Storm]

Originally posted by haxor41789@17 February 2004 - 07:15
:blink: As high as your burner supports. :huh:
depends.......... older player sometimes cant read cd burnt on higher speeds :(

and even with a fast comp, higher speeds increase the chances of things going wrong............ but @ 50 cents/CD who cares????

just try it first (if your using nero, simulate)

[Keikan]

MY burner is old so it can only burn up to 8x :P but i like 4x slow and steady wins the race

[Robert00000]

Originally posted by Keikan@18 February 2004 - 00:30
MY burner is old so it can only burn up to 8x :P but i like 4x slow and steady wins the race
i would choose the max. (8 speed in your case), it shouldnt create any errors, otherwise the manufacturer wouldnt sell it as that speed. :D

[bigdawgfoxx]

I run mine at 52X :D freaking fastttt haha

[peat moss]

Originally posted by bigdawgfoxx@17 February 2004 - 18:45
I run mine at 52X :D freaking fastttt haha
Me too ! But if burning with my last cd something like 16 speed :lol:

[tesco]

highest my burner\cd's can support. whats teh point in the slow speeds? ive never had a problem burning and even if i did i wouldnt care, $1 a cd at most.

[h121589]

its good 2 burn at a slow speed bcuz if u burn at the max speed u can loose data bcuz when i use 2 burn at my max speed whick is i think 48x i lost 1 whole song off of a cd all i was able 2 here wuz 7 seconds of the song then it would go un to the next song :(

[bigdawgfoxx]

used to have a problem like that with easy cd creater (whoever made that..forgot..starts with an a lol)..i think that might be a software prob not hardware.

[Engvalt]

Originally posted by bigdawgfoxx@18 February 2004 - 03:40
used to have a problem like that with easy cd creater (whoever made that..forgot..starts with an a lol)..i think that might be a software prob not hardware.
Roxio :P :D