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1. The 4x-speed CDR 20 enables you to preserve your vinyl or tapes in the crystal-clear, durable CD format. The CDR 20 can make recordings from external analog or digital sources, or can dub entire discs or a programmed mix from one deck to the other. The two decks can function as either a 2-disc changer, or dual sources in a multiroom application/5(32).

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2. Aug 04,  · The "sound" of a CD-R is governed not only by the brand and type of CD-R, but also the drive used to burn it and the burn speed. The question isn't whether the sound is different - it is whether the difference is sufficient for you to notice it or not.

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3. Jan 09,  · A CD-R media identifier (like the one listed in section ()) can help you be sure that you're trying discs from different manufacturers, but they aren't % reliable (section ()). If you're trying to use CD-RW media, your odds of success are worse than with CD-R. CD-RW discs simply won't play on most CD players.

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4. Jun 01,  · For the CD-R sound quality to be better, it's data would have to be taken from a higher quality source than the original CD. The burner is not going to pull extra 1's and 0's out of the air. So the fidelity of the CD-R source won't be higher than the original CD unless it .

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5. Jan 09,  · You have to buy blank CD-R or CD-RW media. Subject: [] Can I create new audio and data CDs? (/11/09) Yes. You can create CD-ROMs from data on your hard drive, and you can create new audio CDs from anything you can record into a WAV or AIFF sound file.

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6. Oct 29,  · Any differences between sound quality on different quality cdr's will usually be a result of your cd players laser focal length not suiting the cheap cdr's. Although if you can hear the difference by all means buy better cdrs. You should only buy audio cd-r's if you .

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7. Nov 15,  · Then chances are the copy sounds better than the pressed commercial disc. Not much difference in sound quality if it is mp3 or AIFF, for whatever reasons. Problem with Tayo's is you have to order and they come without a jewel case, I hate that! A CD-R needs a cover imo.

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8. Aug 09,  · The Philips/Sony standard for CD-R (Compact Disk Write Once) is Orange Book. Interactive CD or CD-I (used for movies before DVD) is known as Green Book. Yellow Book is the format used for data storage. While the files in WAV format may sound the same on a computer as regular audio tracks, they won't sound at all on a music playback system.

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9. Jul 27,  · One of the greatest, coolest, but sadly least known and least often used tech things about CDs is "CD-Text." What is it? From Wikipedia: CD-Text is an extension of the Red Book Compact Disc specifications standard for audio CDs. It allows for storage of additional information (e.g. album name, song name, and artist) on a standards-compliant audio CD.

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